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What Happened to Shireen Abu Akleh?

The Tragic Killing of a Palestinian-American Journalist On the morning of May 11, 2022, American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh went to the occupied West Bank town of Jenin with other journalists to film an Israeli military raid. Without warning, Israeli forces shot her...

No Child Should Die Like This: A Boy Shot and Killed

Palestinian Children

Navigating War Crimes Through a Jewish Lens In December of 2020, a Palestinian boy was killed for throwing stones at Israeli soldiers. He was only thirteen years old, and his name was Ali Ayman Abu-Alayya. The Jerusalem Post reported that Ali and four others were...

Inside Palestinian and Israeli Schools: A Roundtable Discussion of K-12 Curricula in the U.S., Palestinian, and Israeli Classrooms

Documents & Books, Video

A recent 2020 study at Tel Aviv University found that Palestine and Palestinians are not mentioned in Israeli school textbooks, rendering Palestinians invisible to them. Consequently, many Israeli children do not learn the history of Palestine, and they learn to view...

Arab Americans Support Palestinian Rights and Draw Attention to their Cause

Voices

In light of the attacks in Gaza starting May 9, 2021, thousands of Arab-Americans protested in the streets of Dearborn, Michigan, during the same month. The crowd protested in response to President Joe Biden visiting the city to tour a Ford Rouge Plant. The protesters...

Remembering Palestinian Rights Activist Tanya Reinhart and Her Legacy

Jewish Voices

Israeli linguist and Palestinian rights activist Tanya Reinhart passed away in 2007. In light of the 2021 U.S. protests calling for the support of Palestinian rights and the February 2022 rallies in support of Ukraine, Reinhart’s work is as timely as ever. Reinhart...

Are Palestinian Voices Being Represented in U.S. Media?

Documents & Books

U.S. Media Coverage of Israel-Palestine Conflict Is Changing In a recent article in The Washington Post in May 2021, Eva Najjar, a UX designer currently based in Haifa but from the Palestinian village of Rama, wrote about the attacks in Gaza that started on May 9th....

Dispelling Lies about Palestine

Jewish Voices

John Minto’s 2020 David Wakim Memorial Lecture The David Wakim Memorial Lecture, a Pax Christi event, took place in September 2020. Pax Christi International is a Catholic peace movement with 120 member organizations worldwide. Its goals are to support peace,...

Rethinking the Israeli/Palestinian Relationship

Uncategorized, Video

Promised Land Museum Curator Steve Feldman recently spoke with Peter Larson of Canada Talks Israel Palestine (CTIP) about rethinking the Israeli-Palestinian relationship.“American Jews have been on the front lines of anti-discrimination efforts inside the USA”, says...

Imprisoned for Refusing Israeli Military Conscription

Voices

Since 2003, Israeli photojournalist and founding member of photography collective Activestills, Oren Ziv, has documented social and political issues concerning Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories. His reportage has mostly focused on popular protests...

A Voice of Reason in the Israel-Palestine Conflict

Voices

U.S. Representative Marc Pocan Visits the West Bank During his time in Congress, U.S. representative Marc Pocan has been vocal about the Israel-Palestine conflict. In June 2017, he was the only congressional sponsor of a briefing on Capitol Hill about “life for...

Promoting Interreligious Exchange in the Israel-Palestine Conflict

Jewish Voices

A Grassroots Organization with Both Israeli and Palestinian Members While vociferous organizations from one side of the Israel-Palestine conflict or the other may be highly visible, organizations that have members from both sides working together may be missed. Roots...

Dispelling Myths about Israel

Documents & Books

Ten Myths about Israel: A Book Review "Historical disinformation, even of the most recent past, can do tremendous harm," Israeli historian and University of Exeter professor Ilan Pappé writes in his latest book, Ten Myths About Israel, published by Verso Books in...

Claims of Antisemitism at Duke University

Antisemitism

A letter in a college newspaper discussed recent claims of antisemitism. Visit the Promised Land Museum to learn more about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Gabor Maté and Justifying Violence

Jewish Voices

In his book, In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addiction, Dr.Gabor Maté writes that “no society can understand itself without looking at its shadow side.” Hungarian-Canadian physician Gabor Maté is a Holocaust survivor, addiction expert, speake,r...

Khirbet Khizeh and Israel’s National Identity

Documents & Books

Khirbet Khizeh is a brief, fictional, 1949 novella by Israeli writer S. Yizhar about the violent expulsion of Palestinian villagers by the Israeli army. Considered a high point in Hebrew literature, it was published just months the author fought in the 1948...

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What Happened to Shireen Abu Akleh?

No Child Should Die Like This: A Boy Shot and Killed

Inside Palestinian and Israeli Schools: A Roundtable Discussion of K-12 Curricula in the U.S., Palestinian, and Israeli Classrooms

Arab Americans Support Palestinian Rights and Draw Attention to their Cause

Remembering Palestinian Rights Activist Tanya Reinhart and Her Legacy

Are Palestinian Voices Being Represented in U.S. Media?

Dispelling Lies about Palestine

Rethinking the Israeli/Palestinian Relationship

Imprisoned for Refusing Israeli Military Conscription

A Voice of Reason in the Israel-Palestine Conflict

Promoting Interreligious Exchange in the Israel-Palestine Conflict

Dispelling Myths about Israel

Claims of Antisemitism at Duke University

Gabor Maté and Justifying Violence

Khirbet Khizeh and Israel’s National Identity

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