Rami Elhanan is Israeli, and Bassam Aramin is Palestinian. They live near each other but exist in separate worlds.
Despite war and threats, Israeli and Palestinian peace activists stay committed to dialogue | Jerusalem Post
Around 23% said that friends or family members tried to convince them to cease their peace work, and 22% cited military restrictions as a major hindrance.
A Feminism That Cannot Name Gaza Is Not Feminism | Haaretz
Feminism has long celebrated the victories of “firsts” – the first woman to lead, to land a spacecraft, to break barriers built by patriarchy. These are not small feats. But what happens when feminism becomes fluent in ambition and silent in agony?
Observing Yom Hazikaron: Choosing Hope…. Choosing Humanity | Boulder Jewish News
For 20 years two Israeli-Palestinian groups have observed this solemn day by sharing their loss and their dreams and hopes for Peace.
Enough! Campaign
Today the Parents Circle launched an unprecedented campaign, on billboards throughout Israeli and Palestinian territories: Enough! Halas! Maspik! The billboards have been placed in central locations throughout Israeli and Palestinian territories to express a joint call to end the war, for everyone to return to their homes, end the occupation, and adopt political solutions – … Continue reading Enough! Campaign
‘We love each other as brothers,’ say bereaved Israeli and Palestinian fathers | CNN
Christiane Amanpour speaks with Israeli activist Rami Elhanan and Palestinian activist Bassam Aramin, who both lost their young daughters in separate incidents, on their commitment to each other and the striving for peace.
Some bereaved Israeli and Palestinian families still seek peace — even after Oct. 7 | J Weekly
Israeli and Palestinian members of the Parents Circle, which brings together families who have lost loved ones in the conflict, spoke at the JCCSF on April 9.
Binghamton forum brings global voices together to prevent atrocities and build peace | Binghamton University
Frontiers of Prevention engages community through poignant testimonies, urgent discussions and global cooperation
Bassam Aramin and Rami Elhanan: ‘Making peace possible’ | Barcelona Metropolis
Rami Elhanan is Israeli and Bassam Aramin is Palestinian. They live close to each other but exist in separate worlds.
Bereaved Palestinian and Israeli women call for peace at Stanford event | Palo Alto Online
A Palestinian mother who lost her son and an Israeli daughter who lost her parents to the decades-long conflict between their nations shared their stories Monday night, urging peace, reconciliation and understanding.
