Book Review: A Peace to End All Peace
David Fromkin’s title (A Peace to End All Peace) is a tongue and cheek—yet depressingly accurate—reference to World War One and its Wilsonian tagline “a war to end all wars.”
Religion in Conflict and Peace: Kookism
*This is the second article in my series on the various religious ideologies floating behind the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. You can find part one of the series, here. Portions of this article are adapted from my M.A. Thesis, “Religio-Political Groups and the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process.”
Religion in Conflict and Peace: Religious Zionism
*This is the first article in a series I am commencing to look at the various religious ideologies floating behind the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Portions of this article are adapted from my M.A. Thesis, “Religio-Political Groups and the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process.”
What are your facts worth?
Six weeks into my Jerusalem residency and my internal “did you knows” make less sense everyday. What I mean is, I am fascinated by the interpretation of history that is mutually accepted as fact and propaganda in the same instance.
Peacemaker Profile: Emek Shaveh
During the summer of 2009 I had the opportunity to intern for an alternative archaeological organization in Jerusalem, Emek Shaveh.
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