The General’s Son Speaks:
Confronting Truth in Israel-Palestine with Author Miko Peled
Tuesday, September 16
Doors 6pm / Event 6:30pm
$20 General admission

Organized by Not in My Name New Hampshire and New Hampshire Peace Action in partnership with 3S Artspace:

Join us for a powerful and timely conversation with Miko Peled—Israeli-American author, human rights activist, and son of a celebrated Israeli general—who has become one of the most compelling voices for Palestinian freedom and justice.

After the tragic death of his niece in a suicide bombing, Peled began a courageous journey to uncover the truth of Israel’s founding, the ongoing occupation, and the human cost of silence. Drawing from personal history and political insight, Peled offers a perspective that challenges dominant narratives and calls for justice, equality, and a future rooted in dignity for all.

In 2024, Peled founded the Palestine House of Freedom | Dar AlHurriya located near Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. to continue educating the public about Israel-Palestine. This event is for anyone seeking to better understand the roots of the Israel-Palestine question and what it means to speak out in the face of state-sponsored human rights violations and crimes against humanity.

Come with questions. Leave with clarity. Be moved to action.

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A Q&A will follow the presentation. Miko Peled’s book, The General’s Son will be available for purchase and attendees can have their book signed by the author. There will also be a pop-up shop with handmade Palestinian goods including ceramics, olive oil, embroidery, and more.

3S Artspace is supported in part by grants from the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts; the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation and NHCF's Geoffrey E. Clark and Martha Fuller Clark Fund; and Little Bay Fund.

Thank you to our lead sponsors: AC Hotel Portsmouth, The Brook, The Kane Company/Tidemark, Katzman Contemporary Projects, MacEdge, Raka, Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel.