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The Jewish Peace Fellowship, founded in 1941 to defend the rights of CO's, has continuously
fought for peace and justice. We urge you join us to fight against any future draft
and imperial dreams and endless wars.
JPF, Box 271, Nyack, N.Y. 10960-0271; Email JPF
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Link to Jewish Peace
Fellowship
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A small group of American soldiers hope Canada will be a refuge from the current
war just as it was 40 years ago. But Iraq is so much different than Vietnam. Or
is it?
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Link to NY Times Article: War Dodgers 03/23/2008
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Creativity for Peace is a year-round program that brings adolescent girls from Palestine
and Israel out of the violence and conflict of their communities into the safe New
Mexico countryside.
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Link to Creativity for Peace
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Interfaith Peace-Builders sends delegations to Israel/ Palestine so that U.S. citizens
can see the conflict with their own eyes. Participants have the opportunity to learn
directly from Israeli and Palestinian nonviolent peace/human-rights activists, to
spend time in Palestinian and Israeli homes.
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Link to Interfaith Peace-Builders
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J Street, a new pro-Israel, pro-peace lobby launched in Washington, DC. Its goal
is to encourage our elected representatives to promote Israeli-Palestinian peace;
not more bellicose sloganeering on behalf of a military solution to the conflict.
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Link to J Street
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The Lemon Tree: An Arab, a Jew, and the Heart of the Middle East (Paperback)
by Sandy Tolan
The title of this moving, well-crafted book refers to a tree in the backyard of
a home in Ramla, Israel. The home is currently owned by Dalia, a Jewish woman whose
family of Holocaust survivors emigrated from Bulgaria. But before Israel gained
its independence in 1948, the house belonged to the Palestinian family of Bashir.
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Link to The Lemon Tree
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