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

Die Namen kehren zurück

Diese Arbeit, dieses Engagement hört nicht auf: Ein Beitrag von Andre Wokittel auf der Seite der Tageszeitung Junge Welt

Der Verstorbenen würdevoll gedenken. Die Aktion Sühnezeichen Friedensarbeit setzt einen Teil des verwilderten und geschändeten neuen jüdischen Friedhofs in Wrocław / Breslau wieder in Stand.

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.

Zwischen Beduinenmilch und Julius im Schocken

Halachic Left

Fundstück am Sonntag

Aus Instagram – Juli 2026

Sicherheit braucht Recht – für Israelis und PalästinenserInnen

Standing up to Settler Violence

NIF – Voices from the West Bank:

Monday, July 20, 2026 – 12 PM ET | 11 AM CT | 9 AM PT

Settler violence against Palestinian communities in the West Bank is exploding, but our partners on the ground are pushing back and scaling up efforts to fight creeping annexation. Join us to hear from those who are working on the ground to coordinate protective presence activism and to stand with those whose lives have been turned upside down by recent attacks. In conversation with NIF’s Director of National Programs, Hillel Assaf, activists will share what they’ve witnessed, what they’ve learned from their Palestinian partners, and how you can support this crucial work.

Anders auf / anders in die Zukunft schauen

Introducing Shared Sacred Flourishing: Podcast Folge 1

Episode 1 of the Religions for Peace podcast introduces Shared Sacred Flourishing. The podcast is intended for religious leaders around the world committed to interreligious action for peace.

Bishop Kari Mangrud Alvsvåg, Diocese of Borg, Church of Norway and President of the European Council of Religious Leaders, introduces the episode, which is hosted by Adam Phillips.

Featured guests in this episode, in order of appearance, include Dr. Francis Kuria, Secretary General of Religions for Peace; Dr. William Vendley, Vice President, World Religions and Spirituality at The Fetzer Institute and Secretary General Emeritus of Religions for Peace; Dr Judith Simmer-Brown, retired Distinguished Professor of Tibetan Buddhism and Interfaith Dialogue at Colorado’s Naropa University; and Rabbi David Rosen, former Chief Rabbi of Ireland, Religions for Peace International Co-President and Special Interfaith Advisor to Abrahamic Family House in Abu Dhabi.

Deutsch-Israelische Militärkooperation im Zeichen der Zeitenwende

Ein Text von Melchior Grabowski für die Tübinger Informationsstelle Militarisierung (IMI) e.V. (PDF zum Download)