Combatants for Peace invite you to discover for yourself the reality created by the existence of Ariel (population: 20,000) and forced upon the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians living in its surroundings.
Come join us on a tour of the villages around Ariel and take an active part in a theatre workshop together with Palestinians [...]
“My children were human, and yet we had dehumanized the Palestinian children”
Photography by Dubi Roman
Chen Alon is a theatre director, facilitator and lecturer at Tel Aviv University. Chen served for four years in the Israeli army and then for 11 years as an operations officer in the reserves. Later, he became a refusnik and as a result [...]
My name is Roni and on Aug 2007 I joined the organization Combatants for Peace. Since then I have been an active member and this is My Personal Story.
I grew up in Jerusalem in the 70s, the years of the feeling of euphoria after the 6 day war. I was a youngster and like most [...]
“Non-violence threatened the army just as much as violence.”
Photography by Dubi Roman
Nour Shehadah lives with his wife in Tulkarem in the West Bank. Aged 40, he is now a social worker, but was previously a wanted man in Israel and leader of the local Fatah party.
I was born and raised in the Palestinian camp of [...]
Combatants for Peace’s Tel Aviv – Nablus group runs monthly tours of the villages and settlements of the Southern Nablus region. The tours cross the Separation Barrier in Elkana, in the area of Ariel, and take in the outposts of Gush Eli/Shilo, before finishing with a meeting with Palestinians in the village of Lubban-a-Sharkiyyah.
The tours are designed [...]
Combatants For Peace started the Membership Registration Project.
During 5 years of mutual work and protest, numerous people have joined (and some left) our organization.
Today, we are thus starting the new membership registration in order to present a more accurate picture of the structure and size of CFP.
We also want to know you better and improve [...]
“Combatants for Peace” has been meeting with ministers and political parties, in order to promote it’s positions into the political scene. On the Palestinian side, members of the movement have met the president Mr. Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) twice, and a third meeting is planned in the near future.
