The Bomb, The Boycott, And The Woman Who Fought Back
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The Bomb, The Boycott, And The Woman Who Fought Back
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The Bomb, The Boycott, And The Woman Who Fought Back
This episode explores the life of Carmen Elmakiyes, who survived a devastating bombing in Tel Aviv. It delves into how this event, combined with her upbringing in a marginalized community, fueled her determination to challenge systemic inequalities.
Event: Dizengoff Center bombing
Date: Spring 1994
Location: Tel Aviv, Israel
Person: Carmen Elmakiyes
Casualties: 14 dead, over 120 wounded
- Carmen Elmakiyes was thrown several meters by the force of the blast at the Dizengoff Center.
- She grew up in a neighborhood in Ashkelon that residents called "Harlem," reflecting its segregated conditions.
- Her father, Michael Elmakiyes, was a Mizrahi social activist who co-founded the Gesher party.
- Carmen dropped out of Ort Negev trade school after noticing Mizrahi students were routed to trade schools while Ashkenazi students were prepared for university.
- After the bombing, Carmen independently sat for her matriculation exams and later enrolled at Kinneret Academic College for a film degree.
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