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Palestine 101: five books and a movie with which to start a journey on learning more about Palestine/Israel

This is a purely subjective list pulled from the larger list under Educational Resources.  What might your Top 5 plus a movie be?  We invite you to join the conversation.   Ateek, Naim Stifan.  Justice and Only Justice: A Palestinian Theology of Liberation (1989).  Ateek applies Liberation Theology to the present conditions of Palestinians living […]

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To whom do we listen: a reflection on interfaith dialogue

In June 2012 Leon Spencer reflected on ‘to whom do we listen?’ in the context of divestment in South Africa and divestment in Palestine.  This reflection expands the question to include to whom do we listen in the Jewish community and who listens to us and on what terms does the listening occur.  No answers, […]

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Reflections on the 2013 US Campaign to End the Occupation's organizing conference

EPF PIN member Newland Smith reflects on the 2013 US Campaign to End the Occupation’s organizing conference Three themes stood out for me: The meaning of “solidarity”: Sandra Tamari, a member of the US Campaign Steering Committee introduced the plenary session, “Allies, Solidarity and Anti-Racism/Bigotry Practices,” in which she stressed that solidarity work would be […]

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Reading Suggestions from EPF PIN Members

Since we inaugurated PINontheGo in April, we’ve asked what you’re reading and watching and what resources you use.   Additional resources will be featured in a subsequent posting. Thanks to those who’ve contributed. Newland Smith recommends Generation Palestine: Voices from the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions Movement, edited by Rich Wiles.  He lifts up two essays: Kali […]

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Spencer Cantrell reflects on Sabeel’s Global Young Adult Festival - Moving Mountains, Reshaping the World

In between the two-to-three-second lulls and jam-ups of the assembly line of buckets winding their way up the rocky hill from the demolition site, I have just enough time to wipe my forehead and press my sunglasses back up my nose, which are perpetually taking gravity’s lead, aided by the sweat pouring down my face. […]

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A New Round of Peace Talks: Are We “Hopefuls” or “Cynics”?

Once again hopes are being raised towards a negotiated settlement between Palestinians and Israelis on the foundation of the two state solution.  But “cynics” are probably more common among us than “hopefuls,” given the endless trail of failed talks over several decades.  The Palestine Israel Network is made up of members who are committed to […]

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Travel Diary to Palestine: Journeys into Violence

Noura Erekat is a member of EPF PIN’s Palestine Advisory Group.  She recently co-led an Interfaith Peace-Builders delegation to Palestine/Israel.  She reflects on the experience in a report published on the Jadaliyya website on 9 July.  In Travel Diary to Palestine: Journeys into Violence, Erekat chronicles the delegation’s travels and meetings and explores her feelings […]

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Book Notes: Newland Smith’s review of The Bride and the Dowry: Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinians in the Aftermath of the June 1967 War by Avi Raz

Avi Raz is an Israeli historian who fought in some of the Arab-Israeli wars and as a journalist covered some of them. This well written book is the result of years of painstaking research in the records that had been declassified in Israeli, American, British, and United Nations archives – records documenting the events during […]

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Does positive investment promote justice and peace?

On my first trip to Palestine/Israel -- the equivalent of today’s witness or fact-finding trip -- a US consular official said that if we didn’t get intellectual indigestion from what we saw and heard, someone had not planned the trip well.  For those of us who want to support the Palestinian community in their quest […]

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Letter to Archbishop Welby over remarks in the newspaper "Jewish News"

. Dear Archbishop Welby, We write as representatives of organizations and as individuals who are deeply involved in the search for peace with justice in the Holy Land to express our deep concern over the remarks that have been attributed to you in a recent interview with the newspaper “Jewish News”. Amongst the aspects of […]

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Report to the 400+ Supporting VOC

[SlideDeck2 id=1440] A report to the 400 + Episcopalians who supported the Voices of Conscience statement with a Petition to Executive Council. Introduction The Steering Committee of the Palestine Israel Network provides this report of  the recent meeting of  Executive Council, February 25-27 in Linthicum, Maryland ,to the petitioners who supported the open Voices of Conscience […]

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Voices of Conscience Petition of Support to go before Executive Council

        The Executive Council meets today in Linthicum, MD. They will receive a list of over 400 Episcopalian names urging them to take a stand for human rights in the Middle East and act on the resolutions brought before General Convention concerning Palestine & Israel. To read the full text of the petition click  Voices […]

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