At a playground in West Philadelphia, my granddaughter Leora played with another little girl, her name was Salam. She spoke to her father in English
Minnesota Senate President Sandy Pappas, DFL-St. Paul, is in Cyprus this week to talk not about building walls, but tearing them down. Pappas is co-founder
This weekend, as Jerusalem Day approached, our family started a new tradition. We took down the Israeli flag from our roof. For me, it had
One hundred and fifty-four women have experienced, so far, three seminars organised and lead by the following three movements – ITACH مَعَ كِ , ADAM
We are happy to launch ‘Women Write for Peace’, a project in which we gather the voices of women calling for agreements and peace. We
Pour beaucoup, Tel Aviv est une quasi-icône qui incarne l’espoir d’un autre Israël. Elle est jeune, ouverte, festive, tolérante, militante, favorable à un État palestinien. Et ce
Translated from Hebrew by Orna Raz When I was a little girl I loved to celebrate half birthdays as well. Thus I had a birthday
Summer 2014. Fifty days of war with near-constant rocket fire between Israel and Gaza. Chilling fear seeps into our bones. Adults are consumed with worry
Soon after the murder of the two African Americans, Michael Brown and Eric Garner, at the hands of the police, we were walking one night
Perhaps I was born a woman; perhaps, as in the words of Simone de Beauvoir, I have become a woman. In any event, being a
