Peace through Equality and Unification of Israel-Palestine
Israel faces a critical choice: it can continue with the status quo, clinging to a system of segregation and inequality, or it can embrace a new future based on equal rights for all its citizens. The struggle for equality is not just a Palestinian cause-it is a universal human cause. Israel must acknowledge that no group of people, whether Palestinian or Jewish, will ever accept living under a system of apartheid. Inequality does not work, and it will never work
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Equal Rights is a Solution
Palestinian-American represent the U.S. on combating anti-Semitism and Intolerance against Muslims
President Kamal Nawash represented the U.S. before the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe in the session on combating intolerance against Muslims.
Read Kamal's speech on Fighting Intolerance and Discrimination against Muslims.
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Both Palestinians and Jews Are Native to Israel-Palestine Even if they are White.
The historical record and genetic evidence confirm that both Palestinians and Jews have long-standing ties to Israel-Palestine. Jewish attachment to the land dates back thousands of years to biblical times, with modern Jews tracing ancestry to ancient Israelites. Meanwhile, Palestinians, descend from a mix of ancient peoples—including Canaanites, Europeans, and Arabs, among others.
Peace through Equality and Unification of Israel-Palestine
Israel faces a critical choice: it can continue with the status quo, clinging to a system of segregation and inequality, or it can embrace a new future based on equal rights for all its citizens. The struggle for equality is not just a Palestinian cause-it is a universal human cause. Israel must acknowledge that no group of people, whether Palestinian or Jewish, will ever accept living under a system of apartheid. Inequality does not work, and it will never work
Desegregation and Equal Rights = Prosperity & Economic Development.
A unified, open market, where Palestinians and Israelis are equal citizens, is a vital step toward achieving lasting peace. Economic development, as Kamal Nawash advocates, can bridge the divide between the two peoples by fostering interdependence and cooperation. A single market would provide the platform for Palestinians to contribute fully to the economy, while Israelis would benefit from access to new resources, labor, and trade opportunities.
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Peace Through Equality & Unification of Israel and Palestine
A just and lasting peace for both Israelis and Palestinians hinges on the principle of equality, where both communities are granted the same rights, opportunities, and freedoms, regardless of ethnicity, religion, or history. The best way to achieve this peace is through a united country made up of all Israelis & Palestinians as equal citizens.
As attacks on Christians rise in Israel, Israel's snub of Pope Francis is a dangerous step
At a session of the Israeli Knesset's Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs Committee on Monday (May 5), Aida Touma-Sliman, a Christian legislator from northern Israel, sounded the alarm about a disturbing pattern of harassment of Christians in the country. During Holy Week, many Christians from the West Bank were denied entry into Jerusalem, and on Holy Saturday, the eve of Easter, Israeli police prevented worshippers from praying.
53% of Americans have an unfavorable opinion of Israel
America's views of Israel have turned more negative over the past three years. More than half of U.S. adults (53%) now express an unfavorable opinion of Israel, up from 42% in March 2022.
The Path to Equal Rights and Lasting Peace
One of the most harmful and dangerous aspects of the conflict is the tendency to point fingers. The extremists on both sides-whether they are advocates for Israel or vocal supporters of Palestine-seem to find comfort in demonizing the other group, painting them as entirely responsible for the suffering of their people.
