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Report from Palestine: CJPME’s eyewitness account of Israeli apartheid

Debrief_page_image_2_(24).pngCJPME’s Michael Bueckert recently returned from a two-week trip to Palestine-Israel.  During his time there, Bueckert met with dozens of Palestinian community leaders and organizations, politicians, youth activists, business leaders and academics. He also visited current hotspots including Sheikh Jarrah, the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and Jenin, as well as unrecognized Bedouin villages in the Naqab.  Get an update from Palestine as Bueckert shares his observations, and ponders what the future may hold for Palestine, Israel and Canada.

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Podcast Notes:

  • Michael’s full trip report
  • Michael’s tweet about his treatment by Israel border police on his departure

 

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