Rezeq Faraj Interviewed on the Voice of Palestine, Canada

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ccun.org, July 18, 2007

Voice of Palestine www.voiceofpalestine.ca will be interviewing Rezeq Faraj http://rezeq.org/ a Canadian Palestinian author and the co-chair of the Palestinian and Jewish Unity (PAJU). The interview will be live this Tuesday evening July 17, 2007 at 8:20 pm PDT time (Wednesday morning 6:20 am Palestine time). He will be the third in our series of Palestinian voices from both inside and outside Palestine, to discuss the future for the Palestinian secular movement.

Voice of Palestine broadcasts weekly on Vancouver Cooperative Radio (CFRO) 102.7 FM, Vancouver. The show broadcasts for one hour every Tuesday night from 8 to 9 pm (PDT), Wednesday morning 6:00-7:00am (Palestine time). People outside of Vancouver can listen to the show live on the internet http://www.coopradio.org/listen/

All shows from the previous month will be posted on our website at the beginning of each month.

Background

On June 19, 2007, we introduced the series and started the process of consultation, dialogue and airing opinions on what's next from different secular Palestinian voices t1182313583.mp3 (two minutes into the clip).

June 26, 2007, interview with Dr. Rashid Khalidi t1182918304.mp3 (three minutes into the clip).

On June 30, 2007 a statement was issued by Canada Palestine Association and Voice of Paletine in Vancouver with various endorsers What is Next for the Palestinian Secular Movement?.

July 3, 2007, interview with Dr. Amani Abu Rahmeh from the One Democratic State Association - Gaza Chapter t1183523202.mp3 (four minutes into the clip).

If you can not access the links go to: http://www.coopradio.org/listen/ click archive

For What is Next for the Palestinian Secular Movement go to the main page of www.cpavancouver.org

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