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- My personal story:
- I'm a student of Global Politics. I have always felt passionately about the Palestinian cause. At a young age, I attended a school with a really high Jewish population, and made some great friends. It really taught me that people are people, no matter what their governments do. So, I believe peace for both Palestinians and Israelis is possible, but we have to come together as a society of humans; and do something about the terible Human Rights abuses that Palestinians have to suffer every day of their lives. I believe this will happen, and I want to be part of the movement that allows it to!
- Why I want peace:
- Peace is the only way to secure the futures of our children.
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- Politics, Music, Peace!
- Something you didn't know about me:
- I am half-syrian, half-irish
- How I found mepeace.org:
- Internet search
- What I want to achieve here:
- I want to find out what ordinary Palestinians think about democracy...
If you are of Palestinian origin and are happy to answer 5 questions anonymously: Please contact me! I need as many participants before August 15th as possible....
I really appreciate your help :)
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I agree Oliver. It is interesting that honest attempts at communication are often greeted in places like this with jeers and patronising and derogatory presumptions about the perceived other's "real" intentions.
Yes, Paul, communication is crucial indeed. "Simplistic slogans" won't help in the long term, that's clear. But honest and clear communication requires courageousness on all sides. Slogans are, in my view, often (as you also imply above) an 'indiv...
Neri is right in pointing to the "root causes of the action". What is defined as 'terror' has diverse such root causes - religion/religious fundamentalism being one of them. And yes, Ahmed, fundamentalisms exist in a plethora of religions - Christ...
hello friend to be ...nissim dahan your so blessed for being you, but in your issue about your new blog we all the people born in denial in my own opinion cause every one of as lies and lying is the number word using of its people who need to lie ...
hello friend i agree for your issue cause upon i observe in this setuation in middle east or even in any part of the world eve been obsreve that there is always a big descremination for the islam between the christian yes its true cause in any ter...
hello genevieve how are you hope that you will be my friend in this organization you join your welcome and blessed cause you are now a good peacemaker ..for your blog upon your heart , your heart has a good heart too cause i know if you just have ...
"we are the equivalent of black people of the 1950s in the US South"
No, you're not. Please don't make such a link, it's highly inaccurate.
a.) Arabs living in Israel have equal rights. Regardless of what you might think, this isn't apartheid. W...
The conflict will not be resolve by going back to pre 1920 condition; historians as Ilan Pappe and others are not contributing to create a better future they just focus on their interpretation of history.
the future is not interpretation, the fut...
It's actually a reflection of the Israeli religious ministry which serves to uphold the dominance of Judaism in Israel. In that respect it's not much different than most middle eastern countries.
Terror is what one side call the violent action of the other side, defining any one as terrorist just disable us from practically access the root causes of the action and provide non violent solution.
Terror Has no religion ,color ,Race ,Home ,Hu...
Last update - 23:42 15/11/2009 http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1128255.html
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Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad said Sund...
So what is the differense between the hate you present and the hate we see in the video?
Do you think that only Israelis express hate?
Do you think that the peace we wish to create will not include these people and the Palestinian people who hate...
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I did not know how western think .I ask my self Question . when some one make terrible thing and murder ,why they fast looking to his religion , if it Islam called him terror ,or Islam are terror ,so is really Islam terror .i did not t...
Que? Disarm the Palestinians? Who has the nuclear, biological and conventional weapons? Certainly not the Palestinians.
Who is full of hate?
Feeling the Hate in Tel Aviv -- The Sequel to the Video YouTube Censored:
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Well I think that a lot of the Jews I met were concerned about was being open about being Jewish. I feel that many feel uncomfortable about the anger and violence being stemmed from the Arabs and Muslims there, and they feel that they will get verbally attacked for being pro-Israel.
Many I was told that they can not wear their Star of David or Yamulkah without getting attacked.
Again, I did not experience this ( I had quite a positive experience in London-- I love how diverse it is! :) ), but I am going to find more info about it!
I unfortunatly do not go to Harvard-- I am definantly not that smart! :P (I could never get in this life, since I am horrible at standarized tests!!).
I had an internship for the summer in Boston, and I lived in Cambridge for the summer! It was great! :) So sad I have to go back to school!!!
Where in the UK go to school?
I actually went with my Hebrew school in February of 2005, to see what Jewish culture was like there. My tour guide (who grew up in London) told me that I had to keep a low profile about being openly Jewish, since they said that there was a lot of "anti-semitism" there. I found that to be rediculous. What do you think?
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