We’re presenting subjects ranging from Israel’s current crises to discussions of the Nakba, the welfare state in West Bank settlements, and a speech by a CUNY law school grad.
Israel needs a two-state solution for its own sake, let alone for Palestinians, which is why we should oppose settlement expansion making it less likely.
The author (pictured above) asks: “How do I convince my own people, and the people on the other side, that we both have a legitimate right to live here?”
Changing course through the mutual confirmation of each other’s history and desires, pain lived and pain inflicted, is essential.
A veteran Israeli peace activist reflects on the futility of the violence, and recalls his four visits to Gaza during better times.
The Nakba was a terrible tragedy that can’t be ignored. It would not have happened if Palestinian and other Arab leaders had not initiated an all-out war.
AIPAC spent heavily to defeat a Jewish Democrat who supports a two-state solution for Israel and Palestinians.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States (PCUSA) has passed a resolution entitled “On Recognition That Israel’s Laws, Policies, and Practices
Our Third Narrative community has been debating whether there’s any prospect for a two-state solution, or any resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that would leave
Ken Bob, the president of Ameinu (TTN’s sponsor), also serves as the chairperson of Project Rozana USA. Project Rozana is a global initiative that seeks
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