Gegen Nachbarschaftskriege: Garden of Peace
In Ägypten geborener US-Diplomat bringt ein Samenkorn der Ruhe nach Kenia: Bäume pflanzen, um Frieden und Versöhnung zu fördern
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One Word
IN ONE word: Bravo! The news about the reconciliation agreement between Fatah and Hamas is good for peace. If the final difficulties are ironed out and a full agreement is signed by the two leaders, it will be a huge step forward for the Palestinians – and for us. There is no sense in making peace with half a people. Making peace with the entire Palestinian people may be more difficult, but will be infinitely more fruitful. Therefore: Bravo!
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Tahrir Square, Tel Aviv
AMRAM MITZNA is a nice guy. He is modest and radiates credibility. He reminds one of the late Lova Eliav, the Secretary General of the Labor party who quit the party in disgust. Like Eliav, he has a lot of practical achievements to his credit – Eliav built the Lakhish area villages in South-Central Israel, Mitzna volunteered to administer the remote town of Yerucham deep in the Negev. “Buji” Hertzog is also a good guy. He is a scion of a genuine Jewish aristocratic family, in the positive sense of the word; his grandfather was a Chief Rabbi, his father the President of Israel. A person whose deeds as Minister for Welfare speak for themselves – even though he has an unfortunate habit of running – after every action – to tell his (American) friends, as the Wikileak papers disclose. (This is an allusion to a classic Israeli joke: “Why do Israeli men finish so quickly? Because they can‘t wait to run and tell their friends.”)
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Disclosures
The Aljazeera Disclosures prove: We have A partner For peace.
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Gush on representation
Last Saturday, Tens of thousands Demonstrators Proved that there is A large camp
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„The Darkness to Expel!“
IT IS easy to despair in face of the filthy wave of racism that is engulfing us. The remedy for the despair: the growing number of young people, sons and daughters of the new Israeli generation, who are joining the fight against racism and occupation.
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