“They will not break us!”

There is a witchhunt going on against peace and human right activists. The government is behind it. The mainstream media help to stoke the fire. It started with laws specifically targeting left-wing associations and with attacks on the reservist group “Breaking the Silence.” A new stage has been reached with a TV broadcast of two … Read more

Support imprisoned CO Tair Kaminer!

A demonstration in support of imprisoned conscientious objector Tair Kaminer will take place 12.00 Noon on Saturday, January 23, 2016 in front of the military prison at Zrifin. Meeting place is the parking lot of the entrance to Zrifin from Rishon Letzion. Transportation leaves at 11:00 am from Binyaney Hauma (The Jerusalem International Convention Center) … Read more

We will not be silent, we stand together!

Sat. Dec. 19 – Tel Aviv march to protest government incitement against Human Rights activists. Starting at Likud Party headquarters (38 King George, Tel Aviv) to Rabin Monument. The extreme right-wing government is inciting, because it has nothing to offer. They incite because they are the ones guilty of the insecurity and the social distress. … Read more

Outlawing the Islamic Movement – a demagogic and anti-democratic move, harmful in every respect

Gush Shalom statement, Nov. 17, 2015: Also those who disagree with the positions of the Islamic Movement in Israel should say clearly and unequivocally that Netanyahu’s outlawing this movement is a demagogic and anti-democratic move, harmful in every respect. Up to now, the Islamic Movement acted openly, undertaking various political and religious activities which were … Read more

Emergency protest: Break the Cycle of Bloodshed!

In the past months, the conflict is growing, the cycle of violence and bloodshed is fast escalating. There is a straight line between the settler “Price Tag” violence and deadly arson at the village of Duma, this week’s shooting attack and the countless incidents of violence on both sides which we witnessed recently. Israelis and … Read more