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Jerusalem Stories: The Black Panthers

Tour about the protest movement, from Musrara to the City Center

Some Important Details

  • תאריכון

    Date and Time

    Hebrew only:

    Thursday 7/17, Saturday 7/26, Thursday 8/21 | 5:00–8:00 pm

  • מחיר

    Cost

    75 NIS
    65 NIS for Senior citizens

  • Target Audience

    Adults

  • מדריך

    Guide

    Eyal Weinstein

Fifty years ago, one of Israel’s most disruptive protest movements was established in Jerusalem – the Black Panthers. Young people from the Musrara neighborhood went out to the streets and demanded: “Equality, Justice, Respect,” and they weren’t afraid of anyone.

On this tour, dive into the neighborhood at the heart of the story, understand the painful past of Musrara, learn about the children who became protesters, and examine why Golda Meir said of them, “They are not nice,” and Teddy Kollek shouted to them, “Get off the grass!” Walk between the alleyways and squares and learn the stories and visit the hidden corners.

Meeting Point: Canada House, 13 Daniel St

Ending Point: City Center

Advanced reservation required | Comfortable walking shoes recommended

Photo: Dan Hadani, National Library, Pritzker Family National Photography Collection

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