Tag Archives: peace

Rabbi Eva Sax-Bolder reflects on her annual return to Auschwitz-Birkenau, exploring themes of memory, healing, and the interconnectedness of Judaism and Zen practice in bearing witness.

On Nov. 4th, UCLA's Center for Israel Studies hosts an online discussion with Itamar Rabinovich about Yitzhak Rabin's legacy. A follow-up Zoom discussion is on Nov. 12th.

What have we got to lose? Here's an example.

This past Monday, the JCC sponsored “The Israeli Palestinian Conversation”, an extra-ordinary, emotionally moving and thought-provoking play. I commend Ami Dayan and his cast for their courage in tackling this issue and providing an artfully weaved fabric of history and emotional context about the Israel-Palestine conflict.

The author emphasizes the significance of holy places like Al-Aqsa in peace negotiations, suggesting they can facilitate legitimacy and leverage among involved parties.

Mohammed, a Palestinian, expresses relief at Hamas leader Sinwar's death. But many Palestinians hold deep hostility toward Israel, complicating peace prospects despite ongoing conflict.

By David Rubin Sauvage and Kawtar El Alaoui We contend it’s possible to achieve peace in the Middle East. By peace, we don’t mean a ceasefire, a settlement or even a peace treaty. Peace isn’t laying down arms–only to pick them up again at the next provocation. True peace is …

The author supports Israel’s right to self-defense but questions the escalation of violence, advocating for negotiations to prevent further Middle Eastern conflict.

The Colorado Muslim community is deeply saddened by the recent wave of anti-semitism and threats against the Jewish community nation-wide.

In the aftermath of 2016 elections Jews, Muslims, Christians, Buddhists and people of all creeds are invited to join in peace, solidarity at an interfaith prayer vigil this Sunday.

At this Gala Fundraiser at eTown Hall on 1535 Spruce Street in Boulder, local religious leaders from Judaism, Islam, and Christianity will be attending a dinner and discussion, followed by a Music and Dance Gala with three local bands performing.

Please Join Us As We Walk Together In A Spirit Of Peace With Muslims, Christians, Jews And All People Of Good Will.

Bruce Shaffer shares the remarks he had hoped to give at the solidarity rally in Denver on July 14.

We are facing a very crucial time in the existence of Israel. The mistrust between the Israelis and the Palestinians has never been so great.

Does fracking reflect peace with the earth? Find out with Beth Ami.

Join us for an inspiring evening with young Israeli and Palestinian women leaders speaking about their work for peace.

How many weeks until school starts? There's still time to enroll your 4 to 6 year old in a summer camp!

Someday we may have peace in the Middle East. In the future, and not necessarily in our generation.

Filmmaker Amitai Gross is continuing the journey with his film Music in the Key of Peace, including raising funds to attend a conference next month.

Congregation Har HaShem hosted a screening of Boulder native-son Amitai Gross' documentary-in-progress, "Music in the Key of Peace." Review and photos.

Just ahead of this weekend's showing of Music in the Key of Peace, a 4-questions interview with filmmaker Amitai Gross.

Join filmmaker Amitai Gross for a showing and discussion of his new film, Music in the Key of Peace.

Stan Kreis posts: Understand that ignoring Palestinian and Islamist intransigence toward Israel is not a path to peace.

The Institute for the Study of Israel in the Middle East (ISIME) announces their 3rd annual Student Interfaith Peace Project class and trip to the Middle East for high school students.