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Dark Hope: Working for Peace in Israel and Palestine |
| David Shulman |
| University of Chicago Press, 2007, hardcover, 226 pp. |
| An American-born Israeli takes us into the heart of the conflict with a chronicle of his work with the peace group Ta‘ayush, Arabic for "living together." We meet Palestinians whose homes have been blown up by the Israeli army and shepherds whose sheep have been poisoned by Jewish settlers. In this morally searching book, Shulman attempts to discover how Israel went wrong—and how, through acts of compassionate disobedience, it might be brought back. |
| List Price: $22 |
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