Noura erakat
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Noura Erakat is a Palestinian-American legal-activist. Upon graduating from Boalt Hall Law School at UC Berkeley, she received a New Voices Fellowship to work as the National Grassroots Organizer and Legal Advocate at the US Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation, where she is currently working. [1]
Noura was a leading student activist for Palestinian rights and divestment from Israel during her undergraduate work at UC Berkeley with the Students for Justice in Palestine. During her undergraduate career, she studied at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. In 2002, Noura produced a radio documentary, "Sabra and Shatilla: We Will Not Forget," commemorating the 20th year since the Sabra and Shatila massacre using interviews she collected during her stay in Beirut, where she volunteered in Palestinian refugee camps in Beirut and Tripoli.[2]
She is also EXTREMELY hot.
