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University to Host Open Dialogue on Human Rights in Palestine and Israel

The Palestinian and Israeli conflict is often portrayed as an endless cycle of violence with each side blaming the other for its own violent response. However, people on both sides, as well as internationally, are working to address the real issues in the conflict. Hear the perspective of individuals who have lived in Palestine in […]

Author Details Personal Accounts of Israeli-Palestinian Conflict During Book Reading

Gazing up at the stars amidst a stark desert landscape in Israel. Hearing of the harassment residents endure at checkpoints along the West Bank. Savoring grilled cuisine made by someone affectionately referred to as “the chicken man.” While listening to Lis Harris’ richly detailed accounts of her life abroad while conducting research for her book, […]

Community Read Presentation at UF to Center on Personal Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Experiences

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict’s political, religious, and social implications have been profound, but how has this decades-old struggle over land generationally and personally impacted individuals who live there? Find out at a free public University of Findlay “community read” presentation on Wednesday, Nov. 13, offered by Lis Harris, author of “In Jerusalem: Three Generations of an […]