Be inspired by AMAL NASSAR from

THE TENT OF NATIONS

 A STORIES OF CREATIVE and NONVIOLENT RESISTANCE IN PALESTINE 

and what you can do

April 24-26, 2017 in Atlanta

MONDAY APRIL 24 AT 7:00PM

Rita Ann Rollins Building, Room 102

Candler School of Theology, Emory University

1531 Dickey Drive, Atlanta

Sponsored by Emory for Students for Justice in Palestine, Candler Creation Keepers, and Candler Social Concerns Network

 TUESDAY APRIL 25 AT 12:00 NOON

 The Women’s Research and Resource Center

Spelman College in the Camille Olivia Hanks Cosby Academic Center,

350 Spelman Lane, Atlanta

Sponsored by Students for Justice in Palestine

WEDNESDAY APRIL 26 AT 12:00-2:00PM 

Presbytery Joining Hands for Justice in Palestine-Israel

SPONSORED BY JEWISH VOICE FOR PEACE-ATLANTA, INTERFAITH PEACE BUILDERS, JOINING HANDS FOR JUSTICE IN ISRAEL AND PALESTINE, AND FRIENDS OF THE TENT OF NATIONS

Amal Nassar is a Pediatric Physiotherapist for Respiratory Diseases at children Relief Bethlehem. She and her family members began the Tent of NationsProject on their farm just six miles from the city. Her grandfather purchased the land during the Ottoman Empire, and has registered the land under the Ottoman Empire, the British Mandate and the Jordanian period. They have been working to secure registration of their farm since 1991 in the Israeli Military and then in Supreme Court. Until this moment, there has been no decision on what to do with the Tent of Nations appeal. In the meantime, they establish “facts on the ground” by planting trees and offer the farm as a place to gather and gain greater understanding of the current struggle there. The marker just outside the farm says, “We refuse to be enemies” in three languages. Come hear Amal share these incredible stories of resistance.  http://fotonna.org/