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The Forum for discussion of Israel and Palestine is a unique and timely initiative, seeking to promote and facilitate dialogue between Christians, Jews and Muslims in the UK on the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. This important topic is often 'the elephant in the room' in inter faith dialogue, hindering progress in relations between these three major faiths. FODIP equips and provides opportunities for encounter, where people of different faiths can engage with the issues together. It also seeks to inform through the provision of articles and papers.
ARTICLES OF THE WEEK
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Syrian Christians say Israeli-Palestinian peace must be...
by Chris Herlinger
Christian leaders in Syria say the victor of the 2008 presidential election will have to focus on renewing peace efforts in the ....
(Source: Ekklesia )

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memorial I wish to remember Rabin too
by
Reuven Rivlin
Thirteen years since Israel's Prime Minister was assassinated...
(Source: Ynet news, 10th November 2008)
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route sign The route to durable peace
by
Sam Leibowitz and Mazin Qumsiyeh
As the endless negotiations between Israeli government and Palestinian...
(Source: Jordan Times, 5th November 2008
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obama Yes we can, Middle East leaders tell Obama
by
Sana Abdallah
Leaders across the Middle East congratulated Barak Obama
(Source: Middle East Times, 5th November 2008
)
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