"It is inconsistent," said Noam Shelef of Americans for Peace Now, which supports an Israeli group opposed to
settlement in the West Bank, where some 2.5 million Palestinians live.
Americans for Peace Now, a Jewish Zionist organization, and the American Task Force on Palestine, an Arab American
organization, teamed up to sponsor the Partners for Peace internship program
Peace Now director-general Yariv Oppenheimer said he strongly opposed the arrangement because of the length of time it
would take for Migron to be dismantled.
"The government caved in to settlers who threatened to use violence if they are evacuated while they illegally occupy
private Palestinian land," said Peace Now's Yariv Oppenheimer
Yariv Oppenheimer, Director of Peace Now, agreed that the effectiveness of the gesture depends on the number of
prisoners released and their identities.
Hagit Ofran of Peace Now (said) the police had stopped some 250 of their activists from entering the section of Hebron
under Israeli control on July 18
Is Israel serious about wanting peace? Plans approved last week by Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak for a new
settlement in the Jordan Valley provide ammunition for those who argue that the answer is no.
Ori Nir, communications director of Americans for Peace Now, interviewed Imad Moustapha (audio), Syria's U.S.
ambassador, about the current Syria-Israel peace negotiations ...
Hagit Ofran, who heads the settlement watch project for the left-wing Israeli group Peace Now, says the decision to
build permanent buildings will change the character of the settlement.