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El. knyga: Zionist among Palestinians

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  • Išleidimo metai: 26-Jun-2012
  • Leidėjas: Indiana University Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780253002235
  • Formatas: EPUB+DRM
  • Išleidimo metai: 26-Jun-2012
  • Leidėjas: Indiana University Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780253002235

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A Zionist among Palestinians offers the perspective of an ordinary Israeli citizen who became concerned about the Israeli military's treatment of Palestinians and was moved to work for peace. Hillel Bardin, a confirmed Zionist, was a reservist in the Israeli army during the first intifada when he met Palestinians arrested by his unit. He learned that they supported peace with Israel and the then-taboo proposal for a two-state solution, and that they understood the intifada as a struggle to achieve these goals. Bardin began to organize dialogues between Arabs and Israelis in West Bank villages, towns, and refugee camps. In 1988, he was jailed for meeting with Palestinians while on active duty in Ramallah. Over the next two decades, he participated in a variety of peace organizations and actions, from arranging for Israelis to visit Palestinian communities and homes, to the joint jogging group "Runners for Peace," to marches, political organizing, and demonstrations supporting peace, security, and freedom. In this very personal account, Bardin tries to come to grips with the conflict in a way that takes account of both Israeli-Zionist and Palestinian aims.

Recenzijos

"Few accounts of the struggle between two peoples, covetous of the same ancestral homeland, are as enlightening and moving."Howard M. Sachar, author of A History of Israel "Will have special resonance for many Jews, Muslims, Arabs, and others, both inside and outside the Middle East, who have been exposed to efforts at dialogue, discussion, and rapprochement between everyday people, but whose efforts and voices are lost in the din of ongoing violence, brainwashing of fear and hatred, and media-loving political grandstanding. [ Bardin] provides a rare first-hand account of dialogue and joint-action efforts on the ground between Israelis and Palestinians [ and] brings to light unknown grassroots episodes that illustrate both the hopeful potential for coexistence and the huge obstacles that continue to plague these well-intentioned efforts."Neil Caplan, author (with Laura Zittrain Eisenberg) of Negotiating Arab-Israeli Peace "A compelling, thoughtful, and honest examination of a complex situation from a powerfully conscientious peace activist."ForeWord Reviews "[ A]s a panoramic view of . . . peace efforts by citizens on the ground during this turbulent period, Bardin's book allows the reader some wonderful insights."National Catholic Reporter "A Zionist Among Palestinians is a testimony to the effort to bring about change, to educate Palestinians and Israelis about one another, and to touch them one at a time."Jewish Book Council

Daugiau informacijos

Details one man's odyssey as an activist for peace and justice
Foreword ix
Mubarak Awad
Edward (Edy) Kaufman
Preface xix
1 Jericho I: Introduction to the Intifada
1(8)
2 Jericho II: The Dialogues
9(8)
3 Jericho III: The Black Scorpion
17(6)
4 Sur Bahir: The Forest
23(14)
5 Obeidiyah: Water in the Desert
37(6)
6 Beit Sahour I: Intense, Long-Lasting Dialogue
43(6)
7 Ramallah I: A Soldier's Attempt to Promote Nonviolence
49(24)
8 Ramallah II: and Prison
73(6)
9 Beit Sahour II: From Dialogue to Action
79(14)
10 Beit Sahour III: The Sleepover and the Prayer for Peace
93(12)
11 Beit Sahour IV: Out from the Underground
105(6)
12 Jabel Mukabber
111(8)
13 Runners for Peace
119(16)
14 Dehaisheh and the Settlers
135(14)
15 Bethlehem, Wadi Fukin, Nahalin, and Husan
149(8)
16 Nablus (Shechem) I: A Military Alliance
157(14)
17 Nablus (Shechem) II: Helping to Advance the Peace Process
171(18)
18 Jerusalem Municipal Elections and Meeting Arafat in Tunis
189(12)
19 Jericho IV: The Tourist Board
201(4)
20 Jerusalem Information Center
205(6)
21 Ibrahim and Isma'il
211(8)
22 Olive Trees and the Wall
219(10)
23 From Dialogue to Strategic Community Activation: Some Reflections on Technique
229(8)
Conclusion: Is There Hope? 237(4)
Acknowledgments 241(2)
Glossary 243
Born in Mandatory Palestine, Hillel Bardin is a founder and former board member of the Association for Civil Rights in Israel, the Rapprochement Dialogue Center, and the Jerusalem Information Center, and he has served on the board of Defense for Children International. A founder of the Shlom Yerushalayim Party, he was its authorized representative in the Jerusalem Municipal Council.