Germany’s Responsibility in the Middle East - Politik des Verdrängens

ENGLISH (German below)

Episode two of >> Politics of Repression <<

Join us for a critical panel on Germany's role in the Middle East and how historical responsibility intersects with justice for Palestinians.

Germany's Responsibility in the Middle East
🗓️ May 28 | 🕕 Doors open at 5 PM; Start at 6 PM

🎤 Featuring:
- Greta Thunberg - Climate justice activist, Fridays for Future
- Hebh Jamal - Palestinian-American journalist
- Hadas Emma Kedar - Jewish Voice for Just Peace in the Middle East, Academic
- Elisa Baş - climate justice activist, BiPoC for Future

🎙️ Moderated by Jasmin Malaika Peters (Germany Goes to Therapy)

https://www.instagram.com/politik_des_verdrangens/

IMPORTANT:

Due to the high event costs, we recommend a minimum contribution of €14 per ticket. Higher amounts are welcome. Individuals with low income may pay €9. After covering the event expenses, part of the proceeds will be donated to humanitarian aid projects in Gaza. The remaining funds will support future episodes of the event series "Politics of Displacement."

The Venue of the Panel is not @Hamburg Hafen.
The location is about a 10-minute train ride from Hamburg Central Station by public transportation and then a 10-minute walk.

If you don't get an email 24 hours prior to the meeting please write to us via our Instagram account.

Accessibility: The space has an elevator and is accessible via wheelchair.

GERMAN

Episode Two of >> Politics of Displacement <<

Join us for a critical panel on Germany's role in the Middle East and how historical responsibility relates to justice for Palestinians.

Germany's responsibility in the Middle East

🗓️ May 28 | 🕕 Admission from 5:00 pm; start at 6:00 pm

🎤 With us:
- Greta Thunberg - climate activist, Fridays for Future
- Hebh Jamal - Palestinian-American journalist
-Hadas Emma Kedar - Jewish voice for just peace in the Middle East, academic
- Elisa Baş - Climate justice activist, BiPoC for Future

🎙️ Moderated by Jasmin Malaika Peters(Germany Goes to Therapy)

IMPORTANT

Due to the high cost of the event, we recommend a minimum of €14 per ticket. Higher amounts are welcome. People with low income can pay 9 €. After covering the event costs, part of the proceeds will be donated to humanitarian aid projects in Gaza. The other part will go towards upcoming episodes of the event series "Politics of Displacement".

The venue is barrier-free and has an elevator.

Note on translation

If you need a translation from English into German, it is possible to borrow headphones with live translation on site. However, the number of devices available is limited.

If all the headphones are already taken when you arrive, you can alternatively use the LiveVoice app https://livevoice.io/de. We recommend downloading this in advance and bringing your own headphones if you are reliant on translation.