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OUT OF COUNTRY VOTING IN PALESTINE/HOLY LAND
Crossing bridges when visiting their families in
their occupied homeland
What about including the diaspora and refugees in elections? What about
hearing their voice? Is there an example that allowed refugees to vote from
outside their country and the votes to be accepted internationally? Yes,
there is. Over 850,000 Afghan refugees in camps were allowed to vote in
elections. The process used was Out of Country Voting (OCV) and was
organised over 80 days - voter registration and voting.
The suggestion entails viewing the expulsions of 1948 and 1967 not only as
expulsions of people, but also as expulsions of 'voters'. By organising a
'voter registration', a list of 'missing voters' will be compiled in the
process. Approximately 1 million people voted in the 2006 elections in the
West Bank and Gaza. Approximately another 2 million would be eligible to
vote with Out of Country Voting.
To view more and in
details please click here
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“Dear Senators
Obama and McCain,
We were disturbed by your remarks at the AIPAC
conference. We implore you to respect internationally recognized Palestinian
claims to East Jerusalem, to hold not just Hamas but also Israel accountable
for its use of weapons against civilian populations, and to supporting
including Hamas in negotiations. We believe that both Palestinians and
Israelis deserve to live in safe and secure societies. Please commit to
working for justice and peace for both Israelis and Palestinians”.
For more information on the specific remarks made at the AIPAC Conference
and to sign the petition, please click
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AYAMM, Arab Youth and Modern Media
Online Magazine targeted to the Youth!!!! What do I want from it?
"I'm not sure. Really" Sana' a 17 year old student, "I think I want to be able to find all the information that I want in there". And here pops up the obvious
question in our minds!!! What are the information that you want to find on the Internet as a Jordanian youth. Ayamm is a magazine that tailors the needs of the new age of Jordan,,, The YOUTH. But in order to tailor those needs, there had to be extensive
research among the targeted group of youth, and other similar projects in the Arab word and worldwide. Read On
Editorial
by Mahasen al Emam - AWMC Director and AYAMM Chief Editor |
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In pictures:
The work of Naji al-Ali
FWD by
MR. Mughrabi Mufid
It is
20 years since the fatal shooting of the Arab world's foremost political
cartoonist, Naji Ali, creator of the character Handhala, child of the
Palestinian refugee camps - to view on line please go
here
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The Wall
John Howard's acceptance of a
Zionist award will not help bring
about Middle East peace,
Writes Maher Mughrabi.
On May 20, Prime Minister John Howard will receive the Jerusalem Prize from
the State Zionist Council of Victoria, the Zionist Federation of Australia
and Israel's World Zionist Organisation "for his support of the Jewish
community and Israel".
Details please go
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A promising young media sister
PALESTINE TIMES
Main Office
AL SAADEH BUILDING,
RAMALLAH – JERUSALEM MAIN ROAD
P.O. BOX – 4195 AL-BIREH, PALESTINE
TEL : +970 2 297 2277/88
FAX : +970 2 297 2278 |
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REEM
KELANI (PALESTINE/UK)
TO VIEW
MORE PLEASE PRESS HERE
Reem Kelani not only sings the
songs of her Palestinian homeland with grace and emotional power, she can
also talk about them at length. Her in-depth knowledge of Palestinian
culture has turned her into Palestine’s unofficial cultural ambassadress in
the UK. Both Reem’s parents, who came from Jenin and Nazareth, were keen
amateur musicians and as a young girl growing up in Kuwait, Reem would bring
audiences to tears with charged renditions of popular songs about her
ancestral home.
Martha Kearney did interview Reem
on the prestigious Woman's Hour programme
on BBC Radio 4 on 14 February, however. You can hear the interview via the
Listen Again facility:
To listen to Reem please click
here |
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The
International Conference on the Palestinian Refugees: Conditions and Recent
Developments -
November 25th and 26th 2006
Al-Quds University; cordially Invites the
press to attend the Scientific Sessions and to meet a number of
well-Known world-wide Refugees issue’s experts during the conference to be
held in November 25th and 26th 2006at AQ main Campus in Abu-dis/Jerusalem.
AWMC Director Mahasen Al emam invited to talk on The Role of Media, and
the Right the Palestinian Refugees to Return to their Homes in Theory and
Practice as arranged in conference agenda to view
Conference
on the Palestinian Refugees agenda, please click here
MRS. Al emam
said, at mean time I prefer not to go to my city Jerusalem [ALQOUDS],
because I can not accept a visa entry to visit city where I've born, as well
as my father and grannies born, it is not fare, and against all UN
regulations, so she has sent her paper to conference only.
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Middle East
Imperial History
You can view it at
http://www.mapsofwar.com/ind/imperial-history.html |
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Divide and rule?
Benjamin Pogrund
June 7, 2006 11:05 AM
Israel yesterday afternoon gave Yasser Abed Rabbo, a member of the Palestine
Liberation Organisation's executive committee, permission to come from the
West Bank to speak in Jerusalem at an Israeli-Palestinian dialogue meeting.
But the permission was received about two-and-a-quarter hours after the 2pm,
highly publicised start of the meeting. So Abed Rabbo wasn't there.
It's a familiar scenario to those who work for dialogue: applications are
submitted to the Israeli military for a Palestinian to cross one of the
checkpoints from the West Bank (it doesn't seem to matter whether the
application is submitted a month or a week beforehand, but a cat and mouse
game follows); a permit is promised, this afternoon or tomorrow morning, but
then there is delay and delay.
More details just go here |
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You are invited to watch video shoot showing
how Israel VS Palestinians
Just click here
Also to to hear and watch Israeli's crime
on Gaza beach, how child named Huda
sadly responds on her family lost
Press here
From diary of almost 4 years old, by MP
Dr. Hanan Michael Ashrawi
Pls click here
Also How USA Troops in Iraq deal
with Iraqis to watch video shoot please click
here
Qs? whom are terrorists in fact, how we believe in western
values? is it the way to make us do? please comment |
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TOUCHING
MESSAGE BY AN ISRAELI WOMAN -MUST READ
fwd by Martha Sara - KAS Amman
- Jordan office
WOMEN
by Nurit Peled-Elhanan
Thank you for inviting me to this today. It is always an honor and a
pleasure to be here, among you (at the European Parliament).However, I must
admit I believe you should have invited a Palestinian woman at my stead,
because the women who suffer most from violence in my county are the
Palestinian women. And I would like todedicate my speech to Miriam R`aban
and her husband Kamal, from Bet Lahiya in the Gaza strip, whose five small
children were killed by Israeli soldiers while picking strawberries at the
family`s strawberry field. No one will ever stand trial for this murder.
When I asked the people who invited me here why didn't they invite a
Palestinian woman, the answer was that it would make the discussion too
localized.
I don't know what is non-localized violence. Racism and discrimination may
be theoretical concepts and universal phenomena but their impact is always
local, and real. Pain is local, humiliation, sexual abuse, torture and
death, are all very local, and so are the scars.
It is true, unfortunately, that the local violence inflicted on Palestinian
women by the government of Israel and the Israeli army, has expanded around
the globe, In fact, state violence and army violence, individual and
collective violence, are the lot of Muslim women today, not only in
Palestine but wherever the enlightened western world is setting its big
imperialistic foot. It is violence which is hardly ever addressed and which
is halfheartedly condoned by most people in Europe and in the USA.
This is because the so-called free world is afraid of the Muslim womb.Great
France of "la liberte égalite et la fraternite" is scared of little girls
with head scarves. Great Jewish Israel is afraid of the Muslim womb which
its ministers call a demographic threat.
Almighty America and Great Britain are infecting their respective citizens
with blind fear of the Muslims, who are depicted as vile, primitive and
blood-thirsty, apart from their being non-democratic, chauvinistic and mass
producers of future terrorists.
This in spite of the fact that the people who are destroying the world today
are not Muslim. One of them is a devout Christian, one is Anglican and one
is a non-devout Jew.
I have never experienced the suffering Palestinian women undergo every day,
every hour, I don't know the kind of violence that turns a woman's life into
constant hell. This daily physical and mental torture
of women who are deprived of their basic human rights and needs of privacy
and dignity, women whose homes are broken into at any moment of day and
night, who are ordered at a gun-point to strip naked in front of strangers
and their own children, whose houses are demolished , who are deprived of
their livelihood and of any normal family life. This is not part of my
personal ordeal.
But I am a victim of violence against women insofar as violence against
children is actually violence against mothers. Palestinian, Iraqi, Afghan
women are my sisters because we are all at the grip of the
same unscrupulous criminals who call themselves leaders of the free
enlightened world and in the name of this freedom and enlightenment rob us
of our children.
Furthermore, Israeli, American, Italian and British mothers have been for
the most part violently blinded and brainwashed to such a degree that they
cannot realize their only sisters, their only allies in the world are the
Muslim Palestinian, Iraqi or Afghani mothers, whose children are killed by
our children or who blow themselves to pieces with our sons and daughters.
They are all mind-infected by the same viruses engendered by politicians.
And the viruses , though they may have various illustrious names--such as
Democracy, Patriotism, God, Homeland--are all the same. They are all part of
false and fake ideologies that are meant to enrich the rich and to empower
the powerful.
We are all the victims of mental, psychological and cultural violence that
turn us to one homogenic group of bereaved or potentially bereaved mothers.
Western mothers who are taught to believe their uterus
is a national asset just like they are taught to believe that the Muslim
uterus is an international threat. They are educated not to cry out: `I gave
him birth, I breast fed him, he is mine, and I will not let him be the one
whose life is cheaper than oil, whose future is less worth than a piece of
land.`All of us are terrorized by mind-infecting education to believe all we
can do is either pray for our sons to come back home or be proud of their
dead bodies.
And all of us were brought up to bear all this silently, to contain our fear
and frustration, to take Prozac for anxiety, but never hail Mama Courage in
public. Never be real Jewish or Italian or Irish mothers.
I am a victim of state violence. My natural and civil rights as a mother
have been violated and are violated because I have to fear the day my son
would reach his 18th birthday and be taken away from me to be
the game tool of criminals such as Sharon, Bush, Blair and their clan of
blood-thirsty, oil-thirsty, land thirsty generals.
Living in the world I live in, in the state I live in, in the regime I live
in, I don't dare to offer Muslim women any ideas how to change their lives.
I don't want them to take off their scarves, or educate their children
differently, and I will not urge them to constitute Democracies in the image
of Western democracies that despise them and their kind. I just want to ask
them humbly to be my sisters, to express my admiration for their
perseverance and for their courage to carry on, to have children and to
maintain a dignified family life in spite of the impossible conditions my
world in putting them in. I want to tell them we are all bonded by the same
pain, we all the victims of the same sort of violence even though they
suffer much more, for they
are the ones who are mistreated by my government and its army, sponsored by
my taxes.
Islam in itself, like Judaism in itself and Christianity in itself, is not a
threat to me or to anyone. American imperialism is, European indifference
and co-operation is and Israeli racism and its cruel regime of occupation
is. It is racism, educational propaganda and inculcated xenophobia that
convince Israeli soldiers to order Palestinian women at gun-point, to strip
in front of their children for security reasons, it is the deepest
disrespect for the other that allow American soldiers to rape Iraqi women,
that give license to Israeli jailers to keep young women in inhuman
conditions, without necessary hygienic aids, without electricity in the
winter, without clean water or clean mattresses and to separate them from
their breast-fed babies and toddlers. To bar their way to hospitals, to
block their way to education, to confiscate their lands, to uproot their
trees and prevent them from cultivating their fields.
I cannot completely understand Palestinian women or
their suffering. I don't know how I would have survived such humiliation,
such disrespect from the whole world. All I know is that the voice of
mothers has been suffocated for too long in this war-stricken planet.
Mothers`cry is not heard because mothers are not invited to international
forums such as this one. This I know and it is very little. But it is enough
for me to remember these women are my sisters, and that they deserve that I
should cry for them, and fight for them. And when they lose their children
in strawberry fields or on filthy roads by the checkpoints, when their
children are shot on their way to school by Israeli children who were
educated to believe that love and compassion are race and religion
dependent, the only thing I can do is stand by them and their betrayed
babies, and ask what Anna Akhmatova--another mother who lived in a regime of
violence against women and children--asked:
Why does that streak o blood, rip the petal of your
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ALL PALESTINIANS REMEMBERING
Late Rachel
Corrie
Rachel
Corrie Joins Palestinians in Longing for Justice
please click here to remember Rachel
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Ma'an Press Agency
Arab women media center welcoming Ma'an press
agency as an NGO and unique media foundation in Middle East, so we wish our
parallel sister all best and good luck.
Ma'an Press Agency (Ma'an means
'together' in Arabic) is a Palestinian on-line press agency that publishes
up-to-the-minute news in Arabic, English, and Hebrew. Ma'an Press Agency
(MPA) began operation in December of 2004 and is one of the main projects of
the Ma'an Network which was established in 2002 as a non-governmental
organization that aims to improve local Palestinian media production.
Ma'an Network (Ma'an) is composed of nine independent TV stations and
production studios located in each major city of the West Bank and Gaza.
Ma'an is dedicated to promoting understanding of the Palestinian situation
by strengthening cooperation between local and international media. The
network shares a vision of fomenting democracy and freedom of thought and
ideas in Palestine. It uses both technical and academic expertise in
achieving these goals as strives towards sustainable development and human
rights for the Palestinian people.
To view latest releases please
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2005
NEW
YEARS' PRAY
“Doers of God’s Work: Those who in
this life carry heavy burdens, speak inspiring words, render selfless
service, and stand undiminished in the face of adversity are doers of God’s
work among us. Such were the prophets of the past, and such have always been
and will continue to be the wise and noble of all ages and nations. They do
God’s work, and for that they become better human beings. I have not thought
of a person more admirably than when he or she has done what needed to be
done, without much thought of their personal comfort or convenience. Indeed,
it is by the kind of courage, care, and devotion these great individuals
tirelessly exhibit in their communities, and some, I might add, on the world
stage as well, that humanity is sustained and nurtured by her best and
noblest against all setbacks and hardships.”
We
wish you happy new year
Mr. Sadek Sulaiman
Muscat, Oman |
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The follwoing is an article written by
profesor Sarah Shield upon the
Isreali incursion to Jenin camp
Dad, we have become the oppressors.
One rabbinic student told me years ago when I lived in Israel that this was
the meaning behind the warning to remember that we were slaves in the land
of Egypt. We were warned to remember, because sometimes slaves want to
become masters.
We are the oppressors, and we are also the victims. Jews are being killed,
and at the same time, the moral imperative that you taught me was part of
being Jewish seems to be vanishing. I believe that Jews are being used by an
American administration to accomplish its own ends, ends that have nothing
to do with the ideals of Jews. We need to shout aloud that 80% of the
billions that the US gives Israel in aid must be spent on weapons, and that
more than half of those weapons are built in Texas. And Jews are being used
by an Israeli government that has no interest except territorial expansion.
Sharon is the ideological heir to Jabotinsky. Land for peace was never in
that ideology. War makes conquest possible, and all the people of Israel and
Palestine are being drawn, tragically and together, into that war.
We must act, and we must act immediately. Jews are being used to legitimize
the slaughter of Palestinians.
Please, Dad, tell me how to be like you taught me to be. How do I stop being
complicit?
I love you.
Sarah
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A REQUEST FOR SOLIDARITY
The Women's Group of AEI-Open Windows, affiliated to Pax
Christi International, in cooperation with Holy Land Trust, WIAM and the
Bethlehem representatives of the Ecumenical Accompaniment Program in
Palestine/Israel are requesting on behalf of the extended family of Ms.
Christina Anustas and her neighbors in the Rachel's Tomb/Bilal Mosque
quarter your attention to what will happen if the Bethlehem separation wall
is built and will surround the homes near that quarter.
In the case of the Anustas house, the current plan for the wall is that it
will be built within 2 meters of the building on the front and on the back.
On one side it will reach a height of 9 meters effectively blocking the
light and air circulation. The 14 people living there now, nine of which are
children, will be in a virtual prison. With the soldiers already in front of
the Tomb and in the military barracks behind them, they all are suffering
from anxiety, not to mention the emotional, economical and social effects on
the children.
In addition to the suffering of this particular family, the entire block has
already experienced the end of what had been their business activities and
the value of their real estate. What had been the lively main street into
the center of Bethlehem now resembles a ghost town with the only activity
being the occasional tour bus that drives directly to the entrance of the
Tomb.
The bleak future of this neighborhood is symbolic of the entire future of
the people of Bethlehem. Unless there is community, national and
international solidarity with people undergoing this kind of oppression, the
situation will become steadily worse. It will have a negative effect on the
present and future peace process talks between the Israeli and Palestinian
people.
Therefore we invite your participation in a solidarity visit and sit-in at
10:30 am on Tuesday, March 29th, 2005 in front of the Anustas house across
the street from Rachel's Tomb/ Bilal’s Mosque.
Representatives of the different Bethlehem, Beit Sahour, Beit Jala and
villages’ municipal councils, local, religious, social and national
organizations and members of the community as well as the media have been
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TWO WELL
KNOWN PALESTINIANS REMEMBERING
Late Rachel
Corrie
Rachel
Corrie Joins Palestinians in Longing for Justice
by Hanan Ashrawi
Excerpt: "When Israeli troops
ruthlessly murdered Rachel Corrie, she
became the victim of both Israel’s brutal occupation and the full force of
its “spin machine.” It is a common trait of the cowardly to malign the
victim, in this case, accusing her of having brought about the deserved
cruelty of the crime. A ruthless campaign was pursued to distort the
truth, despite irrefutable evidence, resulting in the total dehumanization
of the victim and the elimination of her most basic rights and attributes
as well as claims to protection.
"Rachel Corrie, a 23-year-old student from Olympia, Washington, was
murdered while attempting to prevent an Israeli army bulldozer from
demolishing a Palestinian home near the southern Gaza city of Rafah.
Read the full Article:
http://www.miftah.org/Display.cfm?DocId=3321&CategoryId=11
The Meaning of Rachel Corrie ...Of Dignity and
Solidarity
by Edward Said
"June 23, 2003 -- In early May, I was in Seattle lecturing
for a few days.
While there, I had dinner one night with Rachel Corrie's parents and sister,
who were still reeling from the shock of their daughter's murder on March 16
in Gaza by an Israeli bulldozer. Mr. Corrie told me that he had himself
driven bulldozers, although the one that killed his daughter deliberately
because she was trying valiantly to protect a Palestinian home in Rafah from
demolition was a 60 ton behemoth especially designed by Caterpillar for
house demolitions, a far bigger machine than anything he had ever seen or
driven.
Read the full Article:
http://criticalconcern.com/meaning_of_rachel_corrie_.htm
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Israeli
and Palestinian Women have Met to Issue Joint Call for
Intensified Peace Efforts - Place - Dead Sea - Jordan,
Duration,
Dec 15-18 - 2004
A
significant delegation of Israeli and Palestinian women have met
in deepest point in our Globe,
hosted by MOVNPICK hotel near dead sea,
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meeting started December 15th
end 18th in
Jordan,
they've discussed
ways to help break the deadlock in peace negotiations to end the
Israeli/Palestinian conflict. The delegation includes six members of the
Israeli Knesset and Palestinian women leaders from various sectors of civil
society. The group addressed the urgent need to include women more
extensively in efforts to resolve the conflict, and particularly in the
launch of a process of reconciliation. The Foreign Minister of Switzerland,
H.E. Micheline Calmy Rey, and the Vice
Minister for International Development Cooperation of Sweden
Ms. Annika Soder addressed the group
in a demonstration of international support for regional peace efforts by
women. Nobel Laureate Mairead Corrigan
from Northern Ireland and Ms. Dudu Chili,
founding member of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa,”
led extensive discussions with the women on the process of
reconciliation and the role women should play.
The conference, entitled
“Toward Justice and Reconciliation,” is a rare gathering of women from
government, business, education, religion, the media and the NGO community.
The meeting comes at a time when many in the region feel a renewed sense of
hope, believing there is now a window of opportunity that could yield a
breakthrough in the deadlocked peace talks. Women from both sides have
expressed weariness at the toll the conflict is taking on their community.
They also express eagerness to share experiences and come together in a
collective call to both governments to arrive at a fair political solution
so that reconciliation can begin. The themes of justice, the reclaiming of
human dignity, the building of a culture of respect, and addressing fear and
anger toward the other community all discussed as part of the
reconciliation process.
The Israeli and Palestinian delegations included about 80-90
participants from each side, accompanied by approximately
50 international participants from the
United States and Europe, who were coming
to support the call of women for renewed peace efforts and the launch of
people-to-people reconciliation initiatives.
A strong contingent came together around the theme of peace education, in response to the low
priority given to this subject in the negotiations thus far. Concerned
about the growing frustration, anger and violence among the young as a
result of the conflict, women from the educational sector called
for extensive political, financial and social support for educational
vehicles that help build respect and understanding for the other community,
and guide young people to deal with their anger in non-destructive ways.
The conference is being
organized by the Global Peace Initiative of Women,
a US-based nongovernmental organization that works to support the
leadership of women in conflict and post-conflict regions, especially around
the theme of reconciliation. Financial support is
also being provided by the government of Sweden.
The Chair of the Global
Peace Initiative, Rev. Joan Brown Campbell,
past General Secretary of the National Council of Churches in the United
States and currently head of the Department of Religion at Chautauqua
Institution, says, “There can be no higher priority for the world community
than to encourage the Israeli and Palestinian leadership to renew efforts in
find a just solution to this conflict. Women were coming together to assert
their commitment to peace at a time when dialogue between the two
communities is almost nonexistent. Many were
incurring risks, and we acknowledge their courage and commitment.
Their efforts must be supported.
AWMC
Conclusion:
Meeting was real efforts to support concrete peace building
projects, particularly the birth of a people’s commission that can lay the
foundation for reconciliation based on:
a. Both parties belong to one country, war
won't safe their homeland, M 60
and Abrahams Tanks + F16, as well as cruise missile and mass destructive
weapons designed to hit strategic targets 1000 of miles inside enemy land,
but can't launched over Gaza and west bank areas to kill a Palestinian, if
does means price of a Palestinian is very expensive.
b. To live together peace is the only
answer.
c. Peace needs
reconciliation to turn it real, signed peace agreement with neighboring
governments will not make real peace, unless both Israelis and Palestinians'
people sign loudly.
d. Fanatics always make the job difficult,
so must not share in any future
reconciliation, their only place is inside mosques and churches.
e. Women are marching in the middle east,
so they are capable to do the
reconciliation
if men can't.
f. Free modern media is an important and
vital tools to support middle east peace initiatives in any time.
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Eight-meter wall
bisecting the Palestinian town of Abu Dis, east of Jerusalem,
climbers
proved concrete won't make peace,
it is what the history told us
Dr.
Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi,
himself head of the Gandhi Institute for Non-Violence
He was speaking in
the shadow of the eight-metre wall bisecting the Palestinian town of Abu
Dis, east of Jerusalem. There were quite a few mainstream
adherents - people who, without the historical and ideological associations
of the name Gandhi, may have hesitated to take an action so radical in
today's Israeli
context as going to a Palestinian city and participating in a joint
demonstration with its inhabitants.
For the Palestinian Coalition for Peace and Liberty, which had invited
Gandhi,
his tour of the country is intended to launch a widespread campaign aimed at
showing the Palestinian public the advantages of waging the struggle against
the occupation by non-violent methods. Originally, among Palestinians non-
violence was often confused with passivity and non-resistance. But the
success of this year's struggle by village communities mobilizing against
construction of the Wall on their land has made the idea more concrete, and
the virtual cessation of suicide bombings in the past half-year may among
other things indicate
willingness of Palestinian society to consider a fundamental change of
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Pamela G. Mills called
Palestinians' Journalists' participants in third Arab Women Journalists
Conference for an informal meeting in her place in the
French Hill-Jerusalem
Pam and Palestinian
Journalists in the
French Hill-Jerusalem
Pamela G. Mills Public Diplomacy Officer, Public
Affairs Section U.S. Consulate General Jerusalem, invited
Palestinian Journalists parts in third Arab Women Journalists
Conference held in Amman-Jordan June 25-28 - 2004.
for an informal
meeting there were no specific topics, MS Abo Khalaf Enas who was among
invitees and AWMC activists member
said, we had lunched together and discussed
several issues related to our region and what happened at the conference,
Pamela was so glad with the great work that Mahassen AWMC director and the
president of the conference did to control the
conference, she said it was needed to have such sort of an administrative work!!!
Enas continued,
Pamela gave me some books about many issues: TV and elections, New methods
of investigative reporting as a gift.
AWMC Director Mahasen highly appreciated Pam's act and
considered MS Mills invitation as a kind of conference follow up process,
also said AWMC never forget Pamela serious efforts and support, in which
without the conference won't turn to reality, so thanks very dear Pam.
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Living Conditions: Economic
conditions in the Palestinian Territories continue to deteriorate
The income of 42% of Palestinian households in the poll was
less than $160 a month, and of these 8% had no source of income at all
&
Palestinian
Intifada - 4th Anniversary
SUMMARY OF PRESS CONFERENCE
Please click here
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SPECIAL
PALESTANIAN CHRISTMAS GREETING by
Walid Batrawi
Also read Israeli
Occupation: Never Human By Walid Batrawi
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