2006:

31 July 2006: Brief Peace Update

1 February 2006: Hamas and Us

2005:

6 August 2005: Goodbye, Gaza

29 April 2005: Three Demonstrations and a Seder

11 January 2005: A Tale of Two Elections


2004:

24 November 2004: License to Kill

14 September 2004: An update of several issues occupying the Israeli peace movement lately

6 August 2004: Hiroshima and Depleted Uranium

10 July 2004: What is actually wrong with the so-called "security wall"?

16 June 2004: Demonstrations against the wall

6 June 2004: "Breaking silence about this subject is exceptional, not the acts themselves."

25 April 2004: Anarchy in our Souls

23 May 2004: Protesting the IDF in Gaza, and how to help

17 March 2004: Rachel Corrie, a Year Later

2003:

1 December 2003: On the recently signed Geneva Accord

Sept. 2003: Off with their heads!

4 June 2003: in memory of Rachel Corrie

28 February 2003: The Great Wall of Denial

From Gila Svirsky: "I have every belief that we are going to get to peace sooner rather than later, though admittedly, not in the term of Ariel Sharon. The reason for my optimism is that both sides are fed up. We cannot tolerate the kind of life we have been living for so many years much longer. Right now there is a sense of fury, frustration, bitterness and hatred on both sides. What the Israeli action combined with the terrorist bombings have done is to foster more hatred than anything over the last 30 years of occupation. We will be able to get past it – Japan got past two nuclear bombs – but it will take time, and something a bit more than 'confidence building measures'..."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/in_depth/middle_east/2002/voices/gila.stm

"Women’s peace activity is characterized by a feminist vision that sees beyond the end of hostilities; it is a vision of cooperation, equality and creation of a just society that is not driven by generals or militarism..."
The Living Room, At-Home with Gila Svirsky

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