Israel’s pro-democracy movement has entered its fifth month with more energy and dedication and better
organization, discipline and creativity than anyone could have expected. Hundreds of thousands of Israelis are
still participating in the protest, showing up for demonstrations week after week in more than 150 sites throughout
Israel. Dozens of grassroots organizations are involved. Thousands of activists have networked to organize. Their
leaders are not professional politicians but rather volunteers who run a mammoth operation in addition to working
full time and raising families.
One such leader is Shikma Bressler, an award-winning physicist at the Weitzman Institute, and the founder of the Black Flags protest movement. In addition to being a leading scientist and a protest leader, she is the mother of five girls.
On this APN webinar, Bressler discusses her work as a protest leader and review the challenges and accomplishments of the movement in its first four months.
One such leader is Shikma Bressler, an award-winning physicist at the Weitzman Institute, and the founder of the Black Flags protest movement. In addition to being a leading scientist and a protest leader, she is the mother of five girls.
On this APN webinar, Bressler discusses her work as a protest leader and review the challenges and accomplishments of the movement in its first four months.
Listen to the audio on our podcast, PeaceCast.
Read the transcript.
Watch the video recording.