AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): Media package now available

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CPTnet
1 August 2012

AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): Media
package now available

 

CPT Palestine has compiled a
comprehensive presentation of the team’s current work in Hebron in the form of
a media package.

The package, modeled after a
previous one on Al Bowereh, (pdf, 6 MB) gives a detailed overview of CPT’s work in Hebron including a history of the
area.

The team has found that the
distribution of these media packages, combined with advocacy efforts, supports
its efforts in nonviolent resistance to the Israeli occupation.

Shortly after the release of the Al
Bowereh package, Israeli authorities dismantled the illegal settlement there.
After distribution of Under Attack: the Golani Brigade’s war on the Palestinian population of
Al-Khalil/Hebron
, this abusive brigade left Hebron
earlier than expected.

Team members can use the media packages
to shape or supplement public presentations on CPT Palestine. Powerpoint
versions of both media packages are available through palestine-advocacy@cpt.org.

Hebron Media Package (pdf, 6.2 MB)

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