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"What Happened to Abir?"
Breaking the Silence, an exhibit featuring photographs and other testimony of IDF soldiers, will be in Philadelphia in February and Cambridge in March. RSN Store
BREAKING RANKS: Refusing to Serve in the West Bank and Gaza Strip explores the personal and political acts of refusal by Israeli reservists. Read it and pass it along to friends and family. Receive Breaking Ranks for free by making a contribution to the RSN or purchase it from the RSN Store. RSN News
CFP Receives Peace Abbey Award
Combatants
for Peace is being awarded the Peace Abbey Courage
of Conscience Award, in response to nomination by Andrea
LeBlanc of September 11th Families for Peaceful
Tomorrows. Founding members of C4P, Bassam Aramin and
Elik Elhanan, are speaking throughout the San Francisco
Bay Area to ask U.S. citizens help to press the Israeli
government to reopen the case of Mr. Aramin's daughter
and build a playground at her school in her memory.
CFP Tour Press: Santa Cruz Sentinel
Combatants for Peace
Yesh Gvul Calls for Investigation of Shehadeh Bombing
RSN has endorsed Yesh Gvul's campaign, which will include advertising on the internet and in Israeli newspapers as well as a major press conference and other actions on July 22, the fifth anniversary of the incident. RSN believes that the Israeli High Court's decision represents a major breakthrough in exposing IDF attacks on civilians. Panel might probe 2002 killing of Hamas commander Shehadeh
The ruling handed down at Sunday's hearing rested on an earlier decision issued in December 2006 by a panel headed by then Supreme Court president Aharon Barak. That ruling upheld the government's right to assassinate terrorists, but said that if an assassination resulted in the death of innocent civilians, the decision and its execution must then be 'objectively' examined to determine what went wrong. While the court did not clarify what it meant by this, legal experts believe an inquiry committee set up by the Defense Ministry would suffice. [Read More...] |
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