Our Way to Fight
Peace-work under siege in Israel-Palestine

Publisher:  Pluto and Between the Lines (Canadian edition)
Year Published:  2011  

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  Michael Riordon

Documents the lives and work of grassroots peace activists, Israelis and Palestinians fighting for justice and human rights on both sides of the wall. The book also explore events that stirred people to action, and the escalating risks they face in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza.
The title is borrowed from a young Palestinian who makes and teaches film in the Jenin refugee camp. "This is my way to fight," he said. Like other people featured in the book, he is a peace activist. Like them he is also, in his own way, a freedom fighter.
If a just peace can grow in this beautiful, hard land, the seeds for it will have been planted by people like these.



Contents:
A Day in the Country
My Way to Fight
The Jerusalem Syndrome
Bridge to the World
Witness
There is a Law
This is My Homeland
Facts Under the Ground
A Drop in the Sea
Dreams Have Their Uses
Civil-izing Israel
The Generation that Matters
Naming Palestine
A Cure for Amnesia
The Tempo of History
Hello?
Cracks in the Wall
The Safety of Sleep
Index

Subject Headings

• Apartheid
• Arab/Israeli Issues
• BDS (Boycott Divestment Sanctions)
• Bil'in Village
• Boycotts
• Checkpoints
• Conscription Refusers
• Divestment
• Fair Trade
• Fascism
• Gaza Strip
• Grassroots Peace Activists
• Israel
• Israeli Apartheid (Hafrada)
• Israeli Archaeology
• Israeli Legal System
• Israeli Occupation Forces
• Jerusalem
• Jordan Valley
• Kibbutz
• Middle East
• Middle East Peace Process
• Militarism
• Military/Violence Against Civilians
• Non-violence
• Occupied Territories
• Palestine
• Palestine/Occupation
• Palestinians
• Racism
• Refugees
• Refugees/Right of Return
• Resistance
• Sanctions
• Separation Wall
• Settlers
• Tel Aviv
• West Bank
• Zionism