Eine Geschichte erzählt von Combatants for Peace | December 2025
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„Ceasefire is a step in a journey of a thousand steps, but it is not peace. As I write, the last of the living hostages are reunited with their families while thousands of former prisoners are bussed from life sentences in sunless dungeons to the wreckage and rubble of Gaza. They, too, might reunite with their families—starved, emaciated, evicted, but breathing—all praise to God. I watched one former prisoner reunite with his young children whom he’d been tortured to believe were dead, and another rock back and forth on his knees with a bracelet he’d woven for his daughter clutched in his hands as he wailed, “My family is dead, my family is dead… my home, my children, everything is gone… my family is dead.”
Über die Herausgeber:
At BitterSweet we look to tell stories of hope, of good at work in the world. And while Combatants for Peace is certainly that, we are also committed to telling counternarratives. As the story of a conquering „peace“ gains traction, trumpeted by those who personally stand to gain power, prestige, and payment, let the courage of activists such as Sulaiman and Avner, Rana and Eszter remind us not to look away. “Don’t talk about us without us,” Rana reminds us. “If you want to be part of the solution, you need to hear all the voices of people involved and affected by that conflict. And we need to be part of the discussion whether you agree or not. Everybody who lives here needs to be involved in the peace process.”
„Peace“ is not dictated into being, but grown, a fragile seed planted in hope of a future safe enough for it to flourish.
Thank you to Elie and Kai, Fatima and Ahmed, Koren and Orí, and the many courageous activists committed to true peace, to a more excellent way. – Avery Marks, Features Editor











