Can Israelis and Palestinians work together for peace? Hear from four men who believe they can tonight. We've also got screenings coming up on the impact of the "black goldrush" on the planet and the persecution of gay men experience across Africa - a film by Sorious Samura.

To catch up on the Wikileaks events at the Club this week, you can watch the full press conference with Julian Assange here. There's been huge interest in the story - last night's event sold out in under an hour - go to our website to catch up on the coverage and watch last night's special event. The podcast is also now available and our write-up of the event is on our blog.

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Israel and Palestine: Combatants for Peace

Wed 28 Jul, 7pm
Price: £12.50 / Early Booking £10 (£8 concessions - students/seniors)

Can Israelis and Palestinians work together for peace? Four men who believe that they can will be at the Frontline Club to describe their journeys from division and violence towards non-violence.

THIRD PARTY EVENT: Somalia on the brink - again

Thur 29 Jul, 7pm
FREE

With just a few months to run on the mandate of Somalia’s Transitional Federal Government (TFG), can international policy makers find the right strategy to set the country on the road to recovery after decades of turmoil?

NEW - Screening: Dirty Oil

Fri 30 Jul, 7pm
Price: £10 / Early Booking £8 (£5 concessions - students/seniors)

Followed by a Q&A with Producer Mark Cranwell and Chris Shearlock, environment manager of The Co-operative Group.
Told through the eyes of scientists, "big oil" officials, politicians, doctors, environmentalists, and aboriginal citizens affected by "the largest industrial project on the planet today", the filmmakers journey to both sides of the border to uncover the emotional and irreversible impact of this "black gold rush" on our planet.

Liberation Season: Screening - Africa's Last Taboo

Thu 5 Aug, 7pm
Price: £10 / Early Booking £8 (£5 concessions - students/seniors)

Followed by a Q&A with director Sorious Samura and producer/director Robin Barnwell

What is Africa's last taboo? Emmy award winner and director of Cry Freetown Sorious Samura, brings to light the brutal and little-reported contemporary persecution faced by tens of thousands of African gay men.