Israelis and Palestinians marking Memorial Day together, April 18th

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Combatants for Peace:

Remembering the Victims,

Working Together for Peace

Israelis and Palestinians marking Memorial Day together.

The fifth annual alternative joint ceremony will take place

on the eve of Israel's Memorial Day,

Sunday, April 18, at Tmu-Na Theater, 8 Soncino St., Tel Aviv.

The ceremony will feature Palestinian and Israeli bereaved families, and the artists Amir Lev, Miriam Toukan, The Shirana Choir, Naftali Alter, Maya Bejerano and Miri Hanoch

Combatants for Peace is a movement founded by Palestinians and Israelis who had taken an active part in the cycle of violence--and now work together to break it. Members of Combatants for Peace act upon the belief that only by joining Israeli and Palestinian forces will it be possible to realize the vision of ending the Israeli occupation and establishing an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel. We work together in Israel, the West Bank and worldwide to promote reconciliation and nonviolent struggle, as well as battle the alienation and suspicion which separates the two nations.





For more information: www.combatantsforpeace.org www.tmu-na.org.il

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