
In this issue you can read about Ni'ilin, the unlucky village supported by Israeli Anarchists, which has already lost so much to settlements and has become the new forefront of the acerbating struggle against the Wall. On a more hopeful note: a report on dialogue between Gazans and Israelis from in and around Sderot, peace activists turning into sailors, demonstrations against Peres inside a settlement, and more selections of things that happened this summer.
With all the efforts of the peace movement, where are we going? The lead article weighs the chances for peace based on two states from a historical perspective: the in-depth story of the many people, groups and movements who have striven so hard since the very beginning of the conflict.
The Ayalon-Nusseibeh Statement of Principles (2002)
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