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Israeli Apartheid in Palestine

Come learn about the oppression of the Palestinian people by Israel on Sunday, April 28th, at the Waldo Public Library, 201 E 75th St. KCMO, 2-5 pm. The program will address the humiliation and cruelty of apartheid in other decades and countries, including South Africa.

PeaceWorks KC is excited to be co-sponsoring this important program with Al-Hadaf KC, Jewish Voices for Peace KC, and Citizens for Justice in the Middle East. We are delighted that Amnesty International KC Chapter is hosting this program.

Please join us for this important event!

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