Description of the Videos
• Malaysian Gifted Learning Center (September 1990)
The center started in 1987 with a sponsorship program, and then in 1991 a new building was established, supported by the Malaysian Gifted Learning Center and the Malaysian government, through the MSRI, in order to offer more services for the children of Palestine.
• In Beirut (February 1994)
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• Children of Shatila (April 1998)
Fifty years after the exile of their grandparents from Palestine, the children of Shatila camp attempt to come to terms with the overwhelming realities of being refugees in a camp which has survived massacre, siege, and starvation.
Documentary filmmaker Mai Masri focuses on the lives of two Palestinian children, Farah and Issa. Given video cameras the two express the realities of their daily lives and their history. Their ideas and creativity guide the film at every stage.
• Deir Yassin Remembered (April 2002)
Each side in the Mid-East has its own history of horrors, and is all too eager to point the finger of blame at the other side. If we are ever to make peace then each side must first point the finger of blame at itself, come to terms with its own conscience, and apologize for the lost lives, the lost loved ones, the dread and the sorrow we have inflicted on each other.
The bloody Palestinian-Israeli struggle over Jerusalem began in December 1947. The Arabs did not accept U.N. Resolution 181, of November 29, 1947. The resolution called for internationalization of Jerusalem and partition of Palestine into two states. Riots, and soon after that, fighting, broke out in Jerusalem and neighboring villages, and along the road to Jerusalem, where Arab irregulars tried to impose a blockade of Jewish Jerusalem.
• Lubanon (August 1993)
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