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Question: Jewish-Palestinian dialogue, How is dialogue different from conversation, discussion, or debate? CPNN article: Jewish-Palestinian Dialogue: Turning enemies into partners
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Posted: Dec. 31 1999,17:00

This discussion question applies to the following articles:

Jewish-Palestinian Dialogue: Turning enemies into partners
Planting Peace Seeds on the Road to Jerusalem
Palestinian-Jewish Public Peace Process
Four Opportunities to Visit the Holy Land
Holy Land tours a new tool in peacebuilding
Sheikh Jarrah: solidarity in a shared city (East Jerusalem)
Accelerating Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) in the Middle East
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Posted: June 06 2003,09:50

Jewish-Palestinian dialogue: Why is it increasing in North America?

Why is compassionate listening so difficult?

How is dialogue so different from conversation, discussion, or debate?

"An enemy is someone whose story we have not heard."  Is this true in your life?

These questions apply to four reports, Planting Peace Seeds on the Road to Jerusalem,   Jewish-Palestinian Dialogue: Turning enemies into partners , Palestinian-Jewish Public Peace Process and Four Opportunities to Visit the Holy Land.
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Posted: Jan. 04 2004,06:42

Len and Libby Traubman have sent in the following important addition to their year-end review of the public peace process for Palestiinian-Jewish dialogue.

NEW INITIATIVE OF PROMINENT AMERICAN RELIGIOUS LEADERS FOR MIDDLE EAST PEACE

    In December, 2003, a delegation of 33 of America's most prominent Jewish, Christian and Muslim religious leaders met in Washington, DC to announce their new, unprecedented, collaborative effort -- The National Interreligious Leadership Initiative for Peace in the Middle East.

    These citizen-leaders of their faiths, and their plans, are described at:
                       http://www.walktheroadtopeace.org

    They will continue working within their communities and together "to mobilize broad public support for active, determined and effective U.S. leadership in pursuit of peace between Israel, the Palestinians and Arab states."

    They insist on a viable, independent, democratic Palestinian state alongside the existing state of Israel with enduring peace and security for both sides, thus amplifying the voices of increasing numbers of courageous Arabs and Jews of goodwill.

    The Washington convergence was initiated by A Different Future (http://www.adifferentfuture.org), the U.S. Interreligious Committee for Peace in the Middle East
(http://www.usicpme.org), and the United Religions Initiative (http://www.uri.org) with initial financial support from the Nathan Cummings Foundation.
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