An Israeli on Nakba Day: ‘Our humanity is bound up with your right to return'
Author: Eitan Bronstein 30/04/2010
Please, you and your children, don’t ever give up your right to return. Not (only) for yourselves but for me also. Do you understand? If you give up this right all chance for a just life in this land will be lost and I will be sentenced to the shameful life of an eternal occupier, armed from the soles of my feet to the depths of my soul and...
Who will give up the right of return?
Author: Eitan Bronstein 30/04/2010
Miska, Qula, Bir’im, Saffuriyya, al-Ghabisiyya, ‘Ayn Ghazal, Yaffa, Haifa, Tabaria, Ijzim, Dair Yassin, Safsaf, Ijlil, Qaqun, ‘Innaba, al-Lajjun, al-Ghubayyat, and more – Israel destroyed an entire life, an entire page of civilization, in destroying these places. For me these places have a real face, one that I met person...
Israeli Jews and the one-state solution
Author: Ali Abunimah, Electronic Intifadah 28/02/2010
Anyone who rejects the two-state solution, won't bring a one-state solution. They will instead bring one war, not one state. A bloody war with no end. -- Israeli President Shimon Peres, 7 November 2009....
Response to the Nakba law
Author: Eitan Bronstein 31/01/2010
The Nakba law's motivation: to frighten everyone who wishes to commemorate the human and political tragedy that occurred in 1948, in which the Zionists expelled most of the Palestinian inhabitants of the country and the state of Israel destroyed most of the localities in which they lived....
Nakba: Not a dirty word
Author: Amaya Galili 31/03/2009
People around me are celebrating, but I'm not....
Fighting against forgetting
Author: Yishai Friedman 31/10/2008
They also argue that kibbutzniks and residents of Tel Aviv are the most dangerous settlers. Is this a marginal organization of lunatics, or a threat to the Jewish state? People on the right would have us be wary of those they call "traitors." They also argue that kibbutzniks and residents of Tel Aviv are the most dange...
If there already is a sign in the park - there will also be a mention of the destroyed Palestinian village
Author: Yoav Stern 31/01/2008
Following numerous requests on behalf of Zochrot organization, the Jewish National Found (KKL-JNF) obligated itself to change the wording on all signs detailing history of an area, in a way that will mention the names of destroyed Palestinian villages.Following numerous requests on behalf of Zochrot organization, the Jewish National F...
Bridging Memory – Report on 2007
2007
In following with our request, the following activities were implemented by Zochrot as part of the Bridging Memory project, in 2007.
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