It happened on Friday, 17.3.2017. About 2,000 Israelis and Palestinians from a variety of walks of life and political perspectives came to Rabin Square to
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A letter sent to the members of Political & Security Cabinet before the publication of the State Comptroller report on Operation Protecting Edge. [pdf-embedder url=”https://www.womenwagepeace.org.il/en-new/wp-content/uploads/Letter-to-the-cabinet-March-2017-edited.pdf”
WWP Diversity Team is instigating a series of thinking sessions in order to explore complex issues as part of the movement’s activities. The sessions will
When the “red alert” sounds, people in my community have up to 15 seconds to make it to a shelter or safe room. I live
If you participated in any part of the March of Hope, you surely noticed the very tall marcher with long hair who led the march
(Hagit Lavi is one of the two women who led the long march from Rosh Hanikra to Jerusalem) These were my words at the opening
11/9, Sunnyvale, California Pilates for peace. Organized by the San Francisco Bay staff (SFB) as one of the pre-events before the March on the Golden Gate Bridge.
The March of Hope will begin on Tuesday, October 4, the end of Rosh Hashanah, and end on October 19, during Sukkot. We will march
My mother, Ahuva Ron, who has lost her eldest son Ishay, left, posthumously, a book of poems called Heartbreaks of Faith and Hope. I always carry this
