Title: The Israeli-Palestinian peace movement
Description: "This book provides the results of a qualitative research study conducted with members of the Israeli-Palestinian peace movement, Combatants for Peace (CFP). CFP is a grass roots organization that was formed in 2005 by Palestinians who were involved in violence on behalf of Palestinian freedom but have now renounced violent means and Israelis who served as combat soldiers in the IDF but now refuse to serve in the occupied territories. In-depth interviews with members of CFP suggest that the decisions to commit to nonviolent action and to join CFP involved a mutually transformative process that influenced understanding and development of both self and Other"--

"This book provides the results of research conducted with members of the Israeli-Palestinian peace movement Combatants for Peace. This organization was formed in 2005 through the unlikely partnering of Palestinians who had formerly participated in violent resistance and Israelis who had served as soldiers in the IDF but now refuse to serve in the occupied territories. These individuals have committed themselves to work together through nonviolent action for a peaceful two-state solution. Their stories offer an inspiring message of peace and hope. The book provides recommendations for transformative peace building based on the research results"--
Subjects: POLITICAL SCIENCE / Political Freedom & Security / Human Rights, POLITICAL SCIENCE / International Relations / General, Peace movements, POLITICAL SCIENCE / Peace, Peace-building, Peace, Arab-Israeli conflict, Combatants for Peace, Palestine, social conditions, HISTORY, POLITICAL SCIENCE, International Relations, General, Political Freedom & Security, Human Rights
Places: Palestine, Israel
Time periods: 1993-