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Interview with Ilan Fathi

Posted by: Misha Hadar on March 3, 2010

Parts 1-4 of interview with Ilan Fathi from “Breaking the silence”

Interview with Micha Kurz

Posted by: Misha Hadar on February 21, 2010

Here are parts 1-3 of an interview I held with Micha Kurz from ‘Grassroots Jerusalem’, another rather new web-initiative, with some similarities to our own. We discuss how he became active, and how the idea for the site came up.

After a talk on military service

Posted by: Misha Hadar on January 11, 2010

About two weeks ago I accompanied a friend from New-Profile, the organization I’m active in, to a talk at a college in the north of Israel-Palestine, part of a panel about ‘draft-avoidance’ (since joining the military is mandatory, people who do not serve, who are lawfully exempt, are called as an insult- ‘Mishtamtim’) and refusal. [...]

A day in my life – thoughts on non-violent Jewish resistance

Posted by: Misha Hadar on December 12, 2009

First published on BRICUP by R.B. Green-
A day in my life – thoughts on non-violent Jewish resistance
A day in my life – thoughts on non-violent Jewish resistance I take the Egged bus to my university. The only bus line which connects my city and Tel-Aviv. Egged runs bus lines in settlements in the West [...]

My story: How I got involved in “peace” activism

Posted by: Eva Ferrero on November 13, 2009

I am Israeli and I am Jewish.
I immigrated to this country 12 years ago, as an adult, with 2 babies. I did it for “Zionist” reasons – not to “settle the land” beyond the Green Line, but because I wanted to live in a Jewish environment and saw many advantages in living here, concerning this [...]