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Rise Against Racism: #CounterCUFI

EPF PIN member Randy Heyn-Lamb reports on Rise Against Racism: #CounterCUFI in Washington DC. Sunday 7 July 2019 I have been in Washington, DC, for a little over 24 hours. I'm here together with FOSNA LA co-chair Joe Roos to participate in an action protesting a conference on "christian" Zionism. As some of you know, […]

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Jerusalem A Rock and A Hard Place: A Review from Kathy Christison

Palestinian Jerusalem has been gradually disappearing for decades—in literal physical terms, as well as culturally and spiritually—under the constant pressures and encroachments of Israel’s domination, and for the first time the United States is openly abetting and accelerating this process. Israel captured and Judaized the western sector of Jerusalem in 1948 and, for the half […]

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Rise Against Racism: Counter CUFI

On July 7, the first organized protest demonstration against the ideology and policies of Christians United for Israel [CUFI] will take place in Washington D.C. during the annual CUFI summit.  Representatives from the highest levels of our government will be present. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is listed as a speaker; last year Vice President […]

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EPF PIN commemorates Nakba Day with allies

EPF PIN member Steve France reports on one of many Nakba Day actions around the country.  He begins by summing up the purpose of these public witnesses:  On Nakba Day  (May 15) in the Nation's Capital, about 30 interfaith clergy and leaders of the DC-area Palestinian solidarity movement gathered at the Embassy of the State […]

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A new urgency informs PIN's work leading towards the 2021 General Convention

Thanks to EPF PIN member Harry Gunkel for this update. The Episcopal Peace Fellowship’s Palestine Israel Network (EPF PIN) recently gathered in retreat to chart its course for the remainder of the 2018-2021 triennium. For three days, approximately 30 PIN members worked together to determine organization goals and how best to operate to achieve them, […]

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Voices for Justice: Maurine and Bob Tobin in Palestine

We have just returned from a short and unusual trip to Palestine, not leading a large group as in the past but traveling with our son and 3 grandchildren.  Our oldest grandson is now working for the Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund in Ramallah, so this was opportunity to share his and our experiences of Palestine. […]

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EPF PIN Member Steve France reports on the Israel Lobby and American Policy Conference 2019

At really successful art openings the crush of excited people makes it hard to check out the art. Similarly, the annual "Israel Lobby and American Policy" conference in DC was so jammed with fascinating people from all over who are working to break Israel's death grip on Palestine and on U.S. policy that it was […]

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Tropes, Canards and anti-semitism

EPF PIN member Linda Gaither, also a member of the Ithaca (NY) Comm. for Justice in Palestine/Jewish Voice for Peace, reflects on the recent controversies around Ilhan Omar's comments. Recently an op-ed aimed at Ilhan Omar and anti-semitic tropes appeared in our local Upstate New York paper.  The pro-Israel author attempted to smudge or 'gaslight' the […]

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Liberation theology as resistance to power calls out injustice

Homily, PIN Retreat Chicago, March 17, 2019, by Kathy Christison I must say, this really is preaching to the choir! We’ve been hearing a lot these last few days about love, because this is what the bishops at their spring meeting emphasized.  I’d also like to talk about love—meaning God’s love for all people equally—and also about […]

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USAID Program Cuts, Sumud/Steadfastness and Resistance

EPF PIN activities coordinator Harry Gunkel writes about funding cuts to USAID programs in Palestine. When USAID completes a construction project or funds the acquisition of new equipment, for example at a hospital, it places a plaque stating that the work is “a gift of the American people”. During the past year, by actions of […]

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EPF PIN, the Episcopal Church and the Ecumenical Statement

Last week we lifted up the Ecumenical Statement  on policy toward Israel and Palestine that was sent to members of Congress and the White House and we encouraged readers to take their own actions by also sending the statement to their representatives. Today, we call readers' attention to the unfortunate absence of the Episcopal Church from […]

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A Proclamation: Liberation Theology is not dead

Kairos Palestine recently held a 9th anniversary celebration and gathering in Bethlehem. Read the statement coming out of the gathering here.  We celebrate it with this essay by EPF PIN member Kathy Christison: The weekly London Economist recently ran an article more or less pronouncing the death of Liberation Theology in Latin America and, by […]

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