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In the Aftermath of Gaza: Post-War Assessment Conference Call with Political Science Professor Naomi Chazan
01/27/2009 - 11:30amPlease join Meretz USA and the Jewish Academic Network for Israeli-Palestinian Peace (JANIP) tomorrow,
Tuesday, January 27th at 11:30am EST,
when we host a conference call with
Political Science
Professor Naomi Chazan. Ten
days afterthe guns went silent in and around Gaza, Prof. Chazan will offer her
always insightful and incisive analysis of the war, its implications for the
peace process and its impact on the election campaign in Israel. Please dial-in to take part in this important
conversation.
Dial:
(218) 339-4300
And enter participant access code:
388791#
The Jewish Academic Network for Israeli-Palestinian Peace (JANIP) supports a negotiated two-state solution between Israel and Palestine, based on an end to occupation and the right of both peoples to self-determination within recognized, secure borders. As scholars, teachers, and others assopciated with academia, we seek to inject a voice of realism and moderation into the on-campus debate, which too often has been reduced to a choice between uncompromisingly pro-Israel vs. pro-Palestinian positions.
Please click here for JANIP's recent statement, urging swift movement towards a two-state solution. Drafted in consultation with Prof. Chazan, JANIP hopes to distribute this document widely.
About Naomi Chazan: A Meretz member of the Knesset from 1992-2003, Professor Chazan is noted for her interests in women's rights, civil rights, religious freedom, pluralism and peace; she served as Deputy Speaker of the Knesset, Chair of the Committee on Women's Rights, and as a member of the Foreign Affairs and Security Committee. Professor Chazan is a Professor of Political Science and the President of the New Israel Fund.
Tuesday, January 27th at 11:30am EST,
when we host a conference call with
Political Science
Professor Naomi Chazan. Ten
days afterthe guns went silent in and around Gaza, Prof. Chazan will offer her
always insightful and incisive analysis of the war, its implications for the
peace process and its impact on the election campaign in Israel. Please dial-in to take part in this important
conversation.Dial:
(218) 339-4300
And enter participant access code:
388791#
The Jewish Academic Network for Israeli-Palestinian Peace (JANIP) supports a negotiated two-state solution between Israel and Palestine, based on an end to occupation and the right of both peoples to self-determination within recognized, secure borders. As scholars, teachers, and others assopciated with academia, we seek to inject a voice of realism and moderation into the on-campus debate, which too often has been reduced to a choice between uncompromisingly pro-Israel vs. pro-Palestinian positions.
Please click here for JANIP's recent statement, urging swift movement towards a two-state solution. Drafted in consultation with Prof. Chazan, JANIP hopes to distribute this document widely.
About Naomi Chazan: A Meretz member of the Knesset from 1992-2003, Professor Chazan is noted for her interests in women's rights, civil rights, religious freedom, pluralism and peace; she served as Deputy Speaker of the Knesset, Chair of the Committee on Women's Rights, and as a member of the Foreign Affairs and Security Committee. Professor Chazan is a Professor of Political Science and the President of the New Israel Fund.
