Countries of the Week: Israel & Palestine
Where to begin? Israel & Palestine - the West Bank and Gaza Strip - attract a great deal of attention from Quakers around the world.
Learn more about the countries and get a taste for the debates at Wikipedia:
Israel
Palestine
One of the most famous Quaker activities in the area is the Ramallah Friends School, owned by the American Friends United Meeting. Read the views of students at the school at their new e-publication, Life Behind the Wall
• Ramallah Friends Meeting
Many Friends take part in the Ecumenical Accompaniers Programme. From the website: The EAPPI is an initiative of the World Council of Churches under the Ecumenical Campaign to End the Illegal Occupation of Palestine: Support a Just Peace in the Middle East. Its mission is to accompany Palestinians and Israelis in their non-violent actions and concerted advocacy efforts to end the occupation. Participants of the programme are monitoring and reporting violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, supporting acts of non-violent resistance alongside local Christian and Muslim Palestinians and Israeli peace activists, offering protection through non-violent presence, engaging in public policy advocacy and, in general, standing in solidarity with the churches and all those struggling against the occupation.
The UK programme for Friends is coordinated by QPSW
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International Edition: Multifaith and hope in the West Bank
Jane Garrett, Leeds MM & Jenny Bell, West Somerset MM International Edition: a visit to the West Bank
Alan and Pauline York International Edition: Promoting non-violence in the West Bank
Gerald Conyngham International Edition: Report from the Middle East
Franco Perna Countries of the Week: Israel & Palestine
Conciliation work in Nagaland
Sarah Alldred, Hardshaw East MM News round-up
news@thefriend.org Green living may not be so simple – or is it?
Andrew Hughes Nind Comment
Edward Hoare & Judy Kirby Letters
editorial@thefriend.org Silence and patience
Susie Paskins Why gay people should be welcome in churches
Stephen Cox A portrait of George Fox
Simon Webb John Hamilton: politician with a heart
Peter Smith
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