Arwa Abu Haikal will be speaking in;
Manchester on Tues 22nd May at 7.30 and Sheffield on Thurs, 24th May at 7.30.
Arwa is in England for 3 weeks, speaking about the experience of her family living alongside an extremist Jewish settlement in the middle of the Palestinian town of Hebron.
Manchester on Tues 22nd May at 7.30 and Sheffield on Thurs, 24th May at 7.30.
Arwa is in England for 3 weeks, speaking about the experience of her family living alongside an extremist Jewish settlement in the middle of the Palestinian town of Hebron.
Arwa Abu Haikal will be speaking in;
Manchester on Tuesday, 22nd May at 7.30.
The Yard Theatre,
41 Old Birley Street,
Hulme,
Manchester M15 5RF.
(opposite The Junction pub and next to Kim By The Sea Cafe)
And Sheffield on Thursday, 24th May at 7.30
Quaker Meeting House,
10 St. James St
(near Cathedral)
Arwa is in England for 3 weeks, speaking about the experience of her family living alongside an extremist Jewish settlement in the middle of the Palestinian West Bank town of Hebron.
She has spoken at New Roots café; at the Ashram Community’s 40th anniversary; at the Gathering of Burngreave Asram and at the Northern Rally for Palestine in Sheffield, where she shared a platform with M.P. Clare Short and spoke to a crowd of over 1,200 people.
In Hebron Arwa works for the Ministry of Youth and Sports and like all other government employees has not been paid much for a very long time. She founded a women’s centre and teaches karate and relaxation.
Manchester on Tuesday, 22nd May at 7.30.
The Yard Theatre,
41 Old Birley Street,
Hulme,
Manchester M15 5RF.
(opposite The Junction pub and next to Kim By The Sea Cafe)
And Sheffield on Thursday, 24th May at 7.30
Quaker Meeting House,
10 St. James St
(near Cathedral)
Arwa is in England for 3 weeks, speaking about the experience of her family living alongside an extremist Jewish settlement in the middle of the Palestinian West Bank town of Hebron.
She has spoken at New Roots café; at the Ashram Community’s 40th anniversary; at the Gathering of Burngreave Asram and at the Northern Rally for Palestine in Sheffield, where she shared a platform with M.P. Clare Short and spoke to a crowd of over 1,200 people.
In Hebron Arwa works for the Ministry of Youth and Sports and like all other government employees has not been paid much for a very long time. She founded a women’s centre and teaches karate and relaxation.
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