
Ein Beitrag von Jo Leinen in FH/NG

Ein Beitrag von Jo Leinen in FH/NG
Newsletter – Oktober 2025 – Gerade erschienen mit lesenswerten Beiträgen zu den aktuellen Entwicklungen


Dazu ein Beitrag aus dem britischen Guardian:
Israel must allow aid into Gaza, and its restrictions on doing so over the past two years have put it in breach of its obligations, the UN’s top court has found.
The stinging advisory opinion by the International Court of Justice in The Hague also found that Israel had a duty not to impede the supply of aid by UN organisations including the beleaguered UN Palestinian relief agency Unrwa, which has been in effect banned from the territory since January.



Analoge Konferenz in Tel Aviv 13.11.2025
We are honored to invite you to the 8th Annual Conference of the Mitvim Institute, in collaboration with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, to be held on November 13th, from 16:00 to 20:00, at the Rabin Center in Tel Aviv.
A few weeks after the beginning of the fragile ceasefire, and at the opening of an election year, the Mitvim Institute will bring together under one roof the leaders of change — from war to political action. The conference will gather political leaders, senior diplomats, policy planners, and leading experts from Israel and abroad to discuss the building of hope — how Israel can emerge from its current diplomatic abyss and embark on a new political path, based on strategic initiative and control over its own destiny.
Among the participants:
Former Deputy Chief of Staff Maj. Gen. (res.) Yair Golan, Chair of The Democrats; Former Minister of Energy MK Karin Elharar, Yesh Atid; MK Ram Ben Barak, Yesh Atid; Michael Mann, EU Ambassador to Israel; Former Ambassador and MK Colette Avital; Dr. Aziz Alghashian, Senior Research Fellow at the Mitvim Institute and at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington. Former Ambassador Dr. Rodica Gordon; Former Ambassador Liora Herzl; Former Ambassador Danny Carmon; Former Ambassador Jeremy Issacharoff; Prof. (Emeritus) and former MK Manuel Trajtenberg, Tel Aviv University; Prof. Eli Podeh, Hebrew University of Jerusalem and member of Mitvim’s Board of Directors; Dr. Carmit Valensi, Senior Researcher at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS); Former MK Sondos Saleh, Leadership Member of Standing Together; Eran Nissan, CEO of Mehazkim and Co-leader of the Phoenix Framework; Sharon Benjio, Director of Government Relations at EcoPeace.
Additional participants will be announced later, and the full conference lineup will be published soon.
See: mitvim.org.il


Ein Beitrag von Sabine Kieselbach auf der Seite der Deutschen Welle.
Auf der Frankfurter Buchmesse sind die Folgen des Hamas-Terrors und des Gaza-Kriegs auch nach dem Waffenstillstand ein Thema. Wie gehen Israeli und Palästinenser damit um?
„Palästinensische Gleichberechtigung und jüdische Sicherheit sind untrennbar verbunden„
Auf das Versagen muss Einsicht folgen – Charlotte Wiedemann in der taz, hier daraus der Schlußsatz des im Ganzen sehr lesens- und nachdenkenswerten Beitrags!
„Der weitere Weg nach vorn? Palästinensische Gleichberechtigung und jüdische Sicherheit sind untrennbar verbunden. Das heißt: Israelis werden nur sicher leben, wenn Palästinenser in Freiheit leben können. Wer auf der Straße „Free Palestine“ ruft, schützt jüdisches Leben in Israel also womöglich mehr, als es eine fehlgeleitete deutsche Nahostpolitik getan hat.“
Erklärung der Combatants for Peace (CfP)
Today is the day we have been working towards.
Today is the day we have been shouting, crying, calling for in all means available to us. Today, we welcome the announcement of a ceasefire deal that allows us to let out a deep breath, but with mixed emotions. There is joy that this nightmare is seemingly coming to an end. There is cynicism that it has taken so long to reach this point. Nevertheless, today, we breathe a sigh of relief with the people of Gaza, with the hostage families, with everyone in the land who has been suffering the consequences of this war.
But we know that our work is far from over. We know the road to reconciliation is long and requires patience. The scars of this war, on bodies, on hearts, on the land itself, will not heal quickly. But we are more committed than ever.
Today, we breathe, and tomorrow we continue to act. We act against injustice, violence, and occupation. We act in support of a just and peaceful solution.
Today is a historical day and an important first step on the road towards achieving true safety, freedom, and equality for all.
– Combatants for Peace –
Allianz für Frieden im Nahen Osten… – Zwölf Organisationen stellen sich vor
Ein Begleiter durch das Jahr 2025 – Im Oktober ist es die das Projekt Hand in Hand… genau das Hand in Hand braucht es jetzt, wenn der Nahe Osten, wenn Israel und Palästina /Palästina und Israel eine andere Zukunft haben soll, bei diese Kinder von heute nicht wieder als Soldat:innen gegeneinander ziehen …

israel & palästina – Zeitschrift für Dialog | Ausgabe 4-2024
Hand in Hand is Israel’s only network of integrated, bilingual schools and communities, creating an inclusive and shared culture between Palestinians and Jews in six locations across the country. With over 2,000 children from preschool to 12th grade enrolled each year, Hand in Hand equips students with skills urgently needed by our society today: critical thinking, empathy, and an understanding of the other. Students, along with Hand in Hand educators, alumni, and parents, are a movement united in support for shared education and a just and democratic society. (Donation Link)
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Es war das zehnte Mal, daß im Rahmen von israel & palästina | Zeitschrift für Dialog ein Photobegleiter in Kalenderform für das kommende Jahr erschienen ist:
Allianz für Frieden im Nahen Osten – Ein Begleiter durch das Jahr 2025
Erschienen in Zusammenarbeit mit allmep.org
Kalender 2025

Ein Beitrag von Jens Thurau zu den Überlegungen in Paris zur Zukunft Gazas/Palastinas

Und Überlegungen auf +972mag, was Befreiung heißen könnte …
