Category: Opinion
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Holocaust Memorial Day: Why We Must Remember
Read More: Holocaust Memorial Day: Why We Must RememberThe 27th of January marks the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi death camp. It is also Holocaust Memorial Day- an opportunity to remember the millions murdered…
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Faceless and Nameless People
Read More: Faceless and Nameless PeopleThis Christmas, we bring you a blog from Embrace Trustee and Dean of Bethlehem Bible College the Rev. Dr Munther Isaac reflecting on how intimately Palestinian Christians can identify with…
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Fragile glimmers: why we mustn’t abandon hope
Read More: Fragile glimmers: why we mustn’t abandon hopeIn our first blog of this Advent season, the Very Revd Canon Richard Sewell writes of fragile glimmers of hope for peace in Israel/Palestine, and why we must hold on…
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ISRAEL-PALESTINE: An Ageing Conflict Ready for Ignition?
Read More: ISRAEL-PALESTINE: An Ageing Conflict Ready for Ignition?Middle East expert Dr Harry Hagopian reflects on Gillian Mosely’s film, the Tinderbox, screened by Embrace in October.
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An ancient symbol of home: Harvesting olives in Palestine
Read More: An ancient symbol of home: Harvesting olives in PalestineThe olive tree is a universal symbol of peace. It is also a powerful symbol of Palestinian rootedness in their land.
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The Tinderbox blog: understanding Israel Palestine
Read More: The Tinderbox blog: understanding Israel Palestine‘The sad truth is that if we remain in our echo chambers, we stunt our growth as human beings. It’s a choice.’
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Why sanctions aren’t the answer in Syria
Read More: Why sanctions aren’t the answer in SyriaEmbrace partner and friend Rev Dr Nadim Nassar, Director of the Awareness Foundation reflects on the urgent need for international action to save Syria, and the wider region, from humanitarian…
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Once Upon a Time in Iraq
Read More: Once Upon a Time in IraqEmbrace’s very own Matt Adcock reviews ‘Once Upon a Time in Iraq’ – an account of the war told by civilians and soldiers from both sides of the conflict.
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Prayers and Solidarity: Why we must support the Church in the Holy Land
Read More: Prayers and Solidarity: Why we must support the Church in the Holy LandFollowing the installation of Hosam Naoum as Anglican Archbishop in Jerusalem, Embrace friend and patron Bishop Christopher Chessun encourages us to stand in solidarity with the Church in Jerusalem at…
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The Armenian Genocide: Your voice still matters today
Read More: The Armenian Genocide: Your voice still matters todayDr Harry Hagopian KSG reflects on the tragedy of the Armenian Genocide of 1915-1923 and the impact it still has on the region today.
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Holy Land, Holy People: Pursuing a just peace in the Middle East
Read More: Holy Land, Holy People: Pursuing a just peace in the Middle EastRev Dr Mae Cannon and CMEP call for new policy under the Biden Administration to help bring about a just peace for the Holy Land.
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Guests in their own home: John McCarthy explores the alienation of Israel’s Arab population
Read More: Guests in their own home: John McCarthy explores the alienation of Israel’s Arab populationFear and uncertainty are still very much a part of the lives of Israel’s Palestinian citizens , whatever they might be promised by politicians eager for their support.
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Prayer, Pilgrimage, Presence and Persuasion: Bishop Christopher Chessun reflects on a virtual Holy Land Coordination
Read More: Prayer, Pilgrimage, Presence and Persuasion: Bishop Christopher Chessun reflects on a virtual Holy Land CoordinationSince 2000, in January each year, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales take part in what is known as the Holy Land Coordination.
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Reflections from Palestine with Sister Bridget Tighe
Read More: Reflections from Palestine with Sister Bridget TigheOur friend and partner, Sister Bridget Tighe, is General Director of Caritas Jerusalem. In the midst of the Covid 19 pandemic and as the possibility of the annexation of parts of the…
