This is the third part of a three-parts episode on the history of Kurdish-Palestinian relationship. In this part, you listen to the audio file of a talk by the late Professor Amir Hassanpour about Palestine originally titled "The Geopolitical Context of Palestine and the Israeli State." This talk was presented in 2012 at the Annual General Meeting of Independent Jewish Voices, a grassroots organization based in Canada that, as described on their website, “is grounded in Jewish tradition that opposes all forms of racism and advocates for justice and peace for all in Israel-Palestine.” Professor Amir Hassanpour was a long-time friend and comrade of the Palestinian People and their struggle, and an outstanding example of solidarity with Palestinians among Kurds.
Link to the original video: https://vimeo.com/52200739
For a list of Palestinian musicians who echo the Palestinian resistance see:
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2304470/echoes-of-resistance-8-palestinian-musicians-you-should-have-on-your-playlist
Image: Internationalist Commune in Rojava
Music: Raj'een by Nai Barghouti
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This is the third part of a three-parts episode on the history of Kurdish-Palestinian relationship. In this part, you listen to the audio file of a talk by the late Professor Amir Hassanpour about Palestine originally titled "The Geopolitical Context of Palestine and the Israeli State." This talk was presented in 2012 at the Annual General Meeting of Independent Jewish Voices, a grassroots organization based in Canada that, as described on their website, “is grounded in Jewish tradition that opposes all forms of racism and advocates for justice and peace for all in Israel-Palestine.” Professor Amir Hassanpour was a long-time friend and comrade of the Palestinian People and their struggle, and an outstanding example of solidarity with Palestinians among Kurds.
Link to the original video: https://vimeo.com/52200739
For a list of Palestinian musicians who echo the Palestinian resistance see:
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2304470/echoes-of-resistance-8-palestinian-musicians-you-should-have-on-your-playlist
Image: Internationalist Commune in Rojava
Music: Raj'een by Nai Barghouti
Ev beşa duyemîn a podcasta Nusxeya Kurdî - نوسخەی کوردی ye. Di destpêkê de edîtorê The Kurdish Editionê Sardar Saadî li ser rewşa corona virûsê çend agahî dan û newroza îsal pîroz kir.
Edîtorê Nusxeya Kurdî, Tofan Sûnbûl di vê beşê de di derbarê kurd, kitêb, komele, kovar û çapxaneyên di dewra Osmanîyan (1844) heta komara Tirkiyeyê (1923) axivî, digel vê têkilîya çapxaneyê û nasnameya kurdî jî bû mijara vê beşê.
Wêne: Kongreya Xoybûnê, 1927, Libnan.
Muzîk:
1. Hozan Serhad - Wûn ken
2. Erdewan Zaxoyî - Evro ke Newroz hatewe
3. Ze Tîje - Mest
4. Meyrem Xan - Helîm
5. Ilana Eliya - Newroz
The Kurdish Edition
This is the third part of a three-parts episode on the history of Kurdish-Palestinian relationship. In this part, you listen to the audio file of a talk by the late Professor Amir Hassanpour about Palestine originally titled "The Geopolitical Context of Palestine and the Israeli State." This talk was presented in 2012 at the Annual General Meeting of Independent Jewish Voices, a grassroots organization based in Canada that, as described on their website, “is grounded in Jewish tradition that opposes all forms of racism and advocates for justice and peace for all in Israel-Palestine.” Professor Amir Hassanpour was a long-time friend and comrade of the Palestinian People and their struggle, and an outstanding example of solidarity with Palestinians among Kurds.
Link to the original video: https://vimeo.com/52200739
For a list of Palestinian musicians who echo the Palestinian resistance see:
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2304470/echoes-of-resistance-8-palestinian-musicians-you-should-have-on-your-playlist
Image: Internationalist Commune in Rojava
Music: Raj'een by Nai Barghouti
