Kalender 2026 – August

israel & palästina – Zeitschrift für Dialog | Ausgabe 4-2025

We Feed Gaza is a Catholic grassroots movement distributing food, water, medicine, and life essentials in the
Gaza Strip. They have prepared, served, and cooked for over 17,000 families since April, 2024.

Gofundme.com/f/wefeedgaza
Instagram: wefeedgaza

Es war das elfte Mal, daß im Rahmen von israel & palästina | Zeitschrift für Dialog ein Photobegleiter in Kalenderform für das kommende Jahr erschienen ist:

Kalender 2026


Women on the Frontlines of Change

Building Just Peace Through Co-Resistance

Register here

Guest speakers include:

🌳Hanadi Hussin Sayed, Palestinian activist, researcher, author, and gender specialist whose work focuses on women’s empowerment, displacement, and the experiences of women living through and beyond conflict. 

⛰️Tova Kahan, Israeli activist and Protective Presence Consortium project manager working alongside Palestinian villages under threat while helping strengthen community resilience and joint action.
🌏Dr. Gail Bradbrook, co-founder of Extinction Rebellion and internationally recognized organizer who has inspired movements for climate justice, systems change, and grassroots action across the globe.

🪷Moderated by Tiffany Goodwin-Van Camp, Executive Director of American Friends of Combatants for Peace.

Hear their stories, ask your questions, and be part of a conversation about the kind of leadership our world needs now. We look forward to seeing you.

God, Land and Politics

Ein Essay aus der ja nicht liberal zu nennenden Times of Israel von Rossella Tercatin, der Reporterin der ToI für Archäologie und Religion. (darin auch ein Abschnitt zu Smol Emuni/Faithful Left.

Protection Cannot Wait

Statement to the International Community – It Is Time for an International Protection
Force in the West Bank
— From: A Land for All: Two States, One Homeland

For the safety, security, and dignity of every human being between the river and the sea

A Land for All calls on the international community to act immediately, concretely, and without further delay to protect Palestinian communities in the West Bank from settler violence.

Protecting civilians is not an act of goodwill – it is a legal obligation under international law. History will not ask what the nations of the world said in these days; it will ask what they did.

Read the full statement:
https://lnkd.in/dhv6RS8N

Der Kampf mit oder für Windmühlen?

Die Massada Annual Lecture at Worcester College von Fania Oz-Salzberger in Oxford 2026

Fania Oz-Salzberger argues against the false dichotomy between pro‑Israel and pro‑Palestine. She argues that ‘the idea that Israel and Palestine form a zero‑sum conflict—that one people’s gain must be the other’s destruction—is both intellectually flawed and politically dangerous. It traps us in a logic where only total victory or total defeat seem imaginable.’

This was originally given as a speech at the Massada Annual Lecture at Worcester College, University of Oxford in early summer 2026, organised by Dr Naomi Rokotnitz.

UNESCO: Gefährdetes Welterbe

Im Eilverfahren sind auf der 48th session of the World Heritage Committee in Busan (Südkorea) fünf Burgen im Südlibanon und Sebastia (nördlich von Nablus) zum Teil des Weltkulturerbes erklärt worden.

Aufgrund der militärischen Situation in der Region beschloß der Ausschuß bei seinem Treffen die beiden Stätten künftig zudem als gefährdetes Weltkulturerbe zu betrachten.

Berichte: AP NewsDeutsche Welle (Englischer DIenst) – Yahoo WTVBan.com – Zum Hintergrund: +972mag

Die ablehnende Haltung der israelischen Regierung findet sich hier.

Who Rebuilds Gaza?

Nour Joudah und Dena Qaddumi auf der Seite von Al-Shabaka

Introduction

After Hamas’s recent announcement that it will hand over governing authority in Gaza to the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), urgent questions about who will shape Gaza’s future and on whose terms have reemerged. These questions are particularly salient given that the NCAG’s framework reflects the same technocratic and externally imposed logic that has come to characterize the dominant international proposal for Gaza’s reconstruction: one that treats it as a technical exercise in disaster management, sidelining Palestinian sovereignty, return, and self-determination.

In contrast, this roundtable asks what it means to understand Gaza as an Indigenous region rather than simply a besieged strip or humanitarian space. Nour Joudah and Dena Qaddumi explore how Indigenous frameworks reshape prevailing understandings of urbanism, reconstruction, and governance; why reconstruction must begin with Palestinian agency and reclamation rather than externally designed colonial master plans; and how rebuilding is already taking place through everyday forms of Indigenous endurance, social organization, and spatial resistance under conditions of ongoing genocide. 

This roundtable is adapted from a conversation recorded on May 21, 2026. It has been edited for publication.

Halachic Left

Fundstück am Sonntag

Aus Instagram – Juli 2026

Sicherheit braucht Recht – für Israelis und PalästinenserInnen