Israel, Palestine and the Wall
Tensions in the Middle East began even before the creation of the state of Israel In the early Twentieth Century, European Jewish immigrants to Palestine had enough money to buy large amounts of land, pushing the resident workers off of it and into suburbs of major Israeli cities
Catch4Catch.com Plenty of Jews
In 2003, several prominent Jewish philanthropists hired Republican pollster Frank Luntz to explain why American Jewish college students, colleges with plenty of jews were not more vigorously rebutting campus criticism of Israel. In response, he unwittingly produced the most damning indictment of the organized American Jewish community that I have ever seen.
Children’s Book Finds Note of Hope in Israeli Conflict
At a summer camp in north-central Israel, Israeli Jewish and Israeli Palestinian children come together for two weeks to talk, learn, and play. This camp, documented in the upcoming children's book SHARING OUR HOMELAND, provides a much-needed reminder of what is possible with a foundation of mutual respect and a willingness to learn about others.
