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“Right to Shout” tour in Tel Aviv

מה מיוחד בתל אביב? למה היא סמל לדמוקרטיה? מה גרם לה להיהפך למוקד אליו מתנקזות המחלוקות של החברה הישראלית?

על אף שמערכות המשפט, הכנסת ומקבלי ההחלטות נמצאים בירושלים בחרנו לקיים סיור בעקבות גבולות המחאה והדמוקרטיה דווקא בתל אביב. תל אביב הפכה עם השנים לסמל למאבקים פלורליסטיים. בשנים האחרונות התחדש גל מחאות ויציאה לרחובות בעקבות שינויים בחקיקה וביחס למלחמה ולמאבק להשבת החטופים. אנשים מכל רחבי הארץ בוחרים להגיע לתל אביב/לצמתים מרכזיות ולצעוק את שעל ליבם.

בסיור נבקש לעצור לרגע, להבין על מה יוצאים לרחוב? האם אנחנו היינו מוכנים לצאת לרחוב ואם כן בעבור מה? והאם יש בזה ערך?

זכות הזעקה קיימת לכל אדם, לצעוק ולדרוש תיקון במקום שהוא מזהה חוסר צדק. נרצה להתלבט יחד על צדקת דרכם של מספר מאבקים שהתרחשו בארץ בשנים האחרונות, נחזור למחאה שקדמה לרצח רבין לפני 30 שנה ונתהה יחד מתי מחאה הופכת להסתה ומהם הגבולות הלגיטימיים / לא לגיטימיים במחאה, נבחר יחד איך נרצה לעצב את דמותה ואופייה של המדינה בעתיד.

תחנות לבחירה במסלול הסיור:

  • עזריאלי/שרונה – מהי דמוקרטיה, הכרזת העצמאות אתגרי הדמוקרטיה הישראלית.
  • קפלן – סקר רחוב, על מה הייתי מוכן לצאת להפגין ולמה? האם יש ערך בזכות להפגין?
  • הבימה – אומנות ומחאה דיון פתוח ביחס להצעת חוק לצנזורה באומנות.
  • רוטשילד – מחאת האוהלים והמאבק בפערים הכלכליים.
  • כיכר רבין – 30 שנים לרצח רבין, דיון ביחס להסתה וגבולות המחאה.
  • בית אריאלה (כיכר החטופים) – סיפורה של המחאה להשבת החטופים.
  • גן מאיר – מאבק הקהילה הגאה
  • Summary – הבחירה לנקוט עמדה ולקחת חלק פעיל בעיצוב החיים במדינה, הופכת את הדמוקרטיה מערך למציאות ולעשייה יומיומית.

Activity content:

Israeli democracy

How it works:

Educational tours

Duration of activity:

4-5 hours (including break)

Target audience:

Adults, high school

Number of participants:

25

Gapn program number:

1545 – "Hameorer" – A program for developing responsibility
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