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Arresting Palestinian Children: Standard Practice of the Israeli Military

August 4, 2010
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Madje Burnat

One of the highlights of my journey to Palestine/Israel centered on the home-stays. We lodged at hotels or hostels for much of our time in Palestine, but there were two nights where we were guests in the homes of Palestinian families. Our first stay was in the Palestinian Christian town of Beit Sahour –...

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Plant A Tree In Israel: Help Blot Out Palestinian Existence

July 8, 2010
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John Hagee supports Tree Planting Campaign in Israel

Those of you who know me or have been reading my blog for a little while know that I have a heart for “Simple Living” – an alternative Way of life that juts against the grain of popular, consumeristic culture. This affinity for alternative living has engendered in me a deep appreciation for the...

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Pastor John Hagee: Minister of Apartheid

July 5, 2010
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Pastor John Hagee: Minister of Apartheid

Casual study of some of the major state-sponsored atrocities of history will reveal that oftentimes there was religious representation somewhere in the mix that attempted to provide theological sanction for the vicious brutality being enacted on others. Somebody who claimed to speak in the name of God, provided “permission” or spiritual cover that would...

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Back from Palestine/Israel with many stories to tell

June 7, 2010
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Back from Palestine/Israel with many stories to tell

Thanks be to God, I have safely returned to my family and community from my two week trip to Palestine/Israel. As most of you know, I was away with a delegation from a group called Interfaith Peace Builders. I would HIGHLY recommend anyone considering such a trip to go with an organization like this....

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New Year, Same Struggle: Starting 2010 in Solidarity with Palestinians

January 20, 2010
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New Year, Same Struggle: Starting 2010 in Solidarity with Palestinians

Technically, I started the year in corporate worship and fellowship at my church. For those not familiar with the Black Church experience, we observe what we call Watch Night Service on New Year’s Eve every year. It’s a night for us to reflect on the past year’s journey and look forward to the coming...

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