Georgetown has partnered with an organization of bereaved Israelis and Palestinian families to produce a program that fosters meaningful dialogue about the human side of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
St. Thomas Panelists Discuss Finding Peace After Conflict | St Thomas University
Amid conflict, regardless of the root of that conflict, respect and dialogue are fundamental steps toward a peaceful future.
The Heat: Middle East Conflict | CGTN
Layla Alsheikh is a Writer and Activist, and member of The PCFF. Robi Damelin is the Spokesperson & International Relations Manager of The PCFF.
A Message From Oct. 7 Bereaved Families: It’s Time to End the Gaza War | Haaretz
We, who all lost loved ones in Hamas’ vicious assault, know the feelings of anger and pain that could push individuals towards acts of revenge.
The Heat: Middle East Conflict | CGTN
The Heat: Middle East Conflict CGTN Layla Alsheikh is a Writer and Activist, and member of The PCFF. Robi Damelin is the Spokesperson & International Relations Manager of The PCFF.
Voices for Peace: Robi Damelin and Layla Alsheikh | Washington Post
Meet two peacemakers who will not let their voices be drowned out by the Oct.7 massacre or the death and destruction of the Israel-Gaza War.
Israeli and Palestinian moms know loss, work for peace | ABC
Robi Damelin and Layla Alsheikh, who each lost a son in the decades’ long conflict, are involved with Parents Circle, a joint Israeli-Palestinian organization made up of more than 700 bereaved families.
The Newly Bereaved: From Mourning to Meaning
Amidst unimaginable loss, over 85 new families have joined the Parents Circle since October 7, 2023. Their membership helps to transform their grief into a powerful call for peace. Your support will help bereaved Israelis and Palestinians to strengthen the humanity in one another and become the courageous reconciliation leaders both sides so desperately need. … Continue reading The Newly Bereaved: From Mourning to Meaning
Grapevine: Nov. 17, 2024: An early start | Jerusalem Post
It is natural during war for opposing forces to hate each other whether they are combatants or not. But there are always exceptions – people who realize that war and its accompanying traumas seldom offer positive solutions
The Power of our Pain: Lessons from the Parents Circle | European Forum for Restorative Justice
In the face of deep-seated conflict, particularly one as longstanding and bitter as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, many would assume that reconciliation is a distant hope, if not entirely impossible. But there exists a beacon of hope in the form of the Parents Circle.