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Introduction
When the current Intifada occurred in
Palestine/Israel it became imperative that we publish a
special supplement similar to the one we did shortly after
911. Unfortunately the corporate media in the US has been
diligently favoring Israeli policies. Especially when it
is disclosed that the US has been giving 90 billion dollars
in military aid to Israel since 1967, it is vitally important
to give space to voices who oppose such policies that continue
the Occupation as well as policies that verge on genocide
against the Palestinian people... more
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features...
The
Courage to Refuse: 463 Refuseniks and Counting
Online letter from Israeli soldiers pledged
to refuse duty in the Occupied Territories.
Israelis
and Palestinians: Two Traumatized Peoples
by Gene Knudsen Hoffman
Talking
With "The Enemy"
by
Debra Nussbaum Cohen
Fledgling Jewish-Arab dialogue struggles
through Intifada's violent reality.
"Please,
Dad, Tell Me: How Do I Stop Being Complicit?"
by Sarah Shields
Making
the Palestinian-Israeli Horror Personal
by William Thompson
Imagine that someone comes to you and makes the following
proposal...
Heresies
in Pursuit of Peace: Thoughts on Israel/Palestine
by Starhawk
Apartheid
in the Holy Land
by Archbishop Desmund Tutu
Human
Rights Watch's Summary on Jenin
Websites
for Understanding the Israeli-Palestinian Horror
compiled by Stacey Warde and Bob Banner
How
does Mahatma Gandhi fit into this?
Women
in Black rally for peace in the Middle East
An
Interview with Amos Oz
What?
You Said Peace is Simple? by Jeff
Kingham
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shorts...
Kucinich
endorses Compassionate Listening
Dialoguing
between Palestinians and Jews
Peace
March in Tel Aviv
Permaculture
& Peace
poetry...
O
Israel
by Michael Bridge
I
Am There
by Mahmoud Darwish
War
by Zakariah Mohammed
HopeDance publishes
special supplements periodically. This is the second of
an ongoing series. We have also decided to split the current
HopeDance magazine into two
publications. One will be a local tabloid covering the progressive
community in the tri-county area of Ventura, Santa Barbara,
and San Luis Obispo. The other one will be the magazine
format that will feature special issues, book & video
reviews, and sustainability and social justice activist
columns. It will be quarterly and will be found on newsstands
throughout the country or by subscription ($15).
Please let us know what you think of this
special supplement. For $2,000 you can get 10,000 copies
shipped to your area for distribution.
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