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DESCRIPTION:Screening of a 2012 film by Erez Laufer and Miri Laufer. Co-spo
 nsored by the Middle Eastern Studies Program\, LIME\, and SAMED. Descripti
 on: Can the means used to resolve the conflict in South Africa be applied 
 to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict? As someone who experienced both confl
 icts firsthand\, Robi Damelin wonders about this. Born in South Africa dur
 ing the apartheid era\, she later lost her son\, who was serving with the 
 Israeli Army reserve in the Occupied Territories. At first she attempted t
 o initiate a dialogue with the Palestinian who killed her child. When her 
 overtures were rejected\, she embarked on a journey back to South Africa t
 o learn more about the country's Truth and Reconciliation Committee's effo
 rts in overcoming years of enmity. Robi's thought-provoking journey leads 
 from a place of deep personal pain to a belief that a better future is pos
 sible.
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SUMMARY:PARCC presents: One Day After Peace
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Screening of a 2012 film by Erez Laufer and
  Miri Laufer. Co-sponsored by the Middle Eastern Studies Program\, LIME\, 
 and SAMED. Description: Can the means used to resolve the conflict in Sout
 h Africa be applied to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict? As someone who ex
 perienced both conflicts firsthand\, Robi Damelin wonders about this. Born
  in South Africa during the apartheid era\, she later lost her son\, who w
 as serving with the Israeli Army reserve in the Occupied Territories. At f
 irst she attempted to initiate a dialogue with the Palestinian who killed 
 her child. When her overtures were rejected\, she embarked on a journey ba
 ck to South Africa to learn more about the country's Truth and Reconciliat
 ion Committee's efforts in overcoming years of enmity. Robi's thought-prov
 oking journey leads from a place of deep personal pain to a belief that a 
 better future is possible.</p>
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