The Political Economy of Western Aid in the Occupied Palestinian Territory Since 1993
The Political Economy of Western Aid in the Occupied Palestinian Territory Since 1993
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1993年以来西方对巴勒斯坦被占领土援助的政治经济学
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2014
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Mandy Turner
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Mandy Turner
2012年夏天，一个巴勒斯坦剧团带着作品《亚斯明之家》（Beit Yasmine）在西岸巡回演出。这部剧在座无人席的剧院上演，讲述了人权活动人士亚斯明（Yasmine）遭枪击以及随后的遭遇。当她身受重伤躺在那里时，她的家人被要求撰写并提交一份药物申请，只有在他们提供一份书面保证（反恐证明），保证这些药物不会落入“恐怖分子”手中的情况下，才会被接受。当药物到达时，家人讨论它是否会上瘾；当“医学专家”向他们保证，小剂量服用是有益的时候，一场辩论随之而来。然而，与此同时，其他“专家”带来了更多类型的药物，很快就清楚了，为了继续接受这种治疗，Yasmine最好保持疾病状态，并让她周围的人从中受益。Yasmine的叛逆儿子最初反对这种药物，但由于他的沉默和默许，他得到了出国留学或一份舒适的工作的机会，这使他陷入了严重的道德困境
In the summer of 2012, a Palestinian theatre company toured the West Bank with its production, Beit Yasmine (House of Yasmine). Showed to packed theatre houses, the play narrates the story of the shooting and subsequent treatment of human rights activist, Yasmine. While she lies critically wounded, her family is required to write and submit a proposal for medicine which will only be accepted if they also supply a written assurance (the Anti-terrorism Certification1) that none of it will go to ‘terrorists’. When the medicine arrives, the family discuss whether it will be addictive or not; a debate ensues where they are assured by the ‘medical expert’ that in small doses it will be beneficial. However, simultaneously, other ‘experts’ arrive with more types of medicine, and it soon becomes clear it is best that Yasmine remains ill in order to continue receiving such care, and for those around her to profit from it. The rebellious son of Yasmine, who initially opposes the medicine, is plied with offers of paid study abroad or a comfortable salary in a good job for his silence and acquiescence — thus posing him with a severe moral dilemma.2