Interview with Jad Isaac

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Interview with Jad Isaac

Author: 
Hanin Amr - CKUT,Under the Tree correspondent
E-mail: 

uot@ckut.ca

Telephone: 
514-398-6788
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Interview with Jad Isaac16.45 MB

Dr. Isaac, Principal Investigator and Director General of the Applied Research Institute Jerusalem (ARIJ), will talk to us about the effects of the Israeli occupation on Palestinian lands and the effects of the separation wall on the Palestinian natural resources. We will also learn about the consequences of these Israeli aggressions on the environment of a Palestinian state. Followed by music by Sniper feat. 113 (Si la paix pouvais embrasser ce monde juste un jour). Overall, 18 minutes.

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