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CKUT Radio
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Tadamon! Montreal
 Stefan Christoff  Contact Contributor
March 10, 2007, 4:16 p.m.
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Soha Bechara Returns to Lebanon:
Resistance & Hezbollah.

An evening of film, discussion & music...

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TUESDAY, March 20th
Doors: 7:30pm
Suggested Donation: $7-10
Mile End Cultural Center
5390 St. Laurent
[corner St. Viateur]
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* Film Projection:
Soha Returns to the Country of Hezbollah [French]

* Middle Eastern Music: Hassan el-Hadi on Oud
DJ Leila P / DJ Kandis

This event will feature the first public screening in Canada of a recently released T.V. documentary on Soha Béchara. Béchara is a symbol of the movement of national resistance against Israeli occupation of South Lebanon. A former Lebanese political prisoner, Béchara spent 10 years in Khiam prison of south Lebanon. Béchara was released in 1998 after a major international campaign for her liberation.

The film documents Béchara's first visit to Lebanon following the 2006 Israeli attack. This powerful documentary portrays Béchara's interactions and discussions in Lebanon in the wake of the Israeli attack, demystifying Hezbollah and Lebanese resistance, while examining the political complexities of the country.

Tadamon! presents this film in an attempt to uncover common myths regarding Lebanon and the Lebanese national resistance perpetuated by the Canadian government and the mainstream media. Canada currently categorizes Hezbollah as a "terrorist" organization, while Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, qualified the devastating 2006 Israeli attack on Lebanon as a "measured response". Canada's current political positions toward the Middle East undermine the legitimate Lebanese and Palestinian national resistance. Domestically Canadian authorities actively criminalize, utilizing "anti-terror" legislation, migrant communities in North America who support popular movements against Israeli apartheid and
occupation.

Join Tadamon! for a popular film screening, aimed at creating a space for genuine political debate regarding Hezbollah and Canada's position toward Lebanon's national resistance.

Info: http://tadamon.resist.ca / 514 664 1036 / tadamon[at]resist.ca

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