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Israeli Impunity
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Mads Gilbert
Published: 15 January 2017
... Forces (IDF) in Gaza have systematically attacked and eliminated people as well as predefined physical targets, all based on an Israeli military-political paradigm known as the Dahiya Doctrine. The aim of these Israeli attacks has been to “send Gaza decades into the past” while at the same time attaining...
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Catastrophe in Gaza
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Nancy Gallagher
Published: 07 October 2007
...During the Second World War, the British military had vast army bases
stationed in Gaza but they abandoned them in 1948. When Zionist forces
attacked towns and villages throughout southern Palestine, tens of thousands
of Palestinians fled or were expelled from their homes. Many sought safety...
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Relief Versus Repatriation
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Nancy Gallagher
Published: 07 October 2007
...In early February 1949, volunteers began expressing their concern that their
work in Gaza was alleviating the misery of the refugees but was not
addressing the question of where and how the refugees would live after the
end of August. The volunteers had been so preoccupied with the mechanics...
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Conclusion
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Nancy Gallagher
Published: 07 October 2007
... for today's relief workers and peacemakers. In Gaza, the
volunteers found themselves in a territory administered by the Egyptian
army. The small-scale grassroots advocacy and unofficial diplomacy that the
Quakers pioneered in the early years of the conflict remain for many
activists—Israeli, Palestinian...
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Quakers in the Israeli–Palestinian
Conflict: The Dilemmas of NGO Humanitarian Activism
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Nancy Gallagher
Published online: 14 September 2011
Published in print: 07 October 2007
.... On the basis of that experience, the United Nations invited the highly visible AFSC to provide humanitarian relief to Arab refugees in Gaza. The AFSC also sent volunteers to work in Israel, where they hoped to serve both Arabs and Jews. Its long-term goal was repatriation of the refugees and conciliation...
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Published: 15 January 2017
... of its own or of others' making that would place it in control of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. All three vantage points suggest that the two-state solution and the process that is supposed to bring it about are an Israeli plan, with modifications, by a powerful coalition of the US, EU, European...
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Public and Primary Healthcare before and after the Oslo Accords: A Personal Reflection
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Haakon Aars
Published: 15 January 2017
... degree in public health. Topics covered include the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS); the health delegate supporting the PRCS; the political situation and its consequences for public and primary health in 1998–2000; the Second Intifada from September 2000 onward; the situation in Gaza in recent...