Criteria
for Joint Palestinian-Israeli Projects
PACBI has developed a straightforward
and easy to use tool for Palestinian Organizations
and Individuals living and working in the
West Bank and Gaza Strip. The purpose of
the tool is to evaluate whether to boycott
a joint Palestinian– Israeli project
or not. The Criteria
for Joint Projects is available in Arabic
only and can be used to evaluate projects
to be implemented in the West Bank and Gaza
Strip and/or internationally. |
Brochure
for Women Activists
During the first Intifadah
many efforts and initiatives were put in
place to bridge the gap between Palestinian
and Israeli feminists. Several encounters,
conference and joint activities were promoted
to enable women to meet and learn more about
the other, under the assumption that both
sides are critical of the "nationalism"
as a manifestation of male chauvinism",
and that they are therefore able to connect
beyond the boundaries set by male authority
in both societies. Members of the campaign
who have been part of that experience during
the late eighties and early nineties have
prepared a
brochure that explores the lessons learned
and constraints of such an approach to joint
work between Palestinian and Israeli women. |
Brochure
for Youth
Many youth are approached
on a regular basis by various “peace”
organizations to take part in joint activities
with Israeli youth, that are very appealing
to young Palestinians who have very little
opportunities to travel. Most are unable
to anticipate the compromises required of
them as a result of their participation.
In order to raise the awareness
of young men and women regarding joint projects
such as summer camps, and peace conferences,
the Campaign has also developed a brochure
in Arabic targeting Palestinian high-school
and university students. |
