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Lift the warfare against Gaza

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Collective punishment

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Stop punishment of the Palestinian people

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Message for Bil'in conference

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Appeal to Merkel

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To the European Parliament

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Denial of democracy

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Ceasefire

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Catastrophe in Gaza

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Criticism is not anti-Semitism

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Organisations defy EU secrecy

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Sheep of Aqaba

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Major General Doron Almog

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Israeli academics

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Open letter to Barroso

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Cart before the horse

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Lapse of memory?

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Arafat

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Atonement? Penitence? Or cynicism?

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Palestinian prisoners

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Palestinians trapped

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ICJ's verdict

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Acting for peace

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Europe

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Palestinian people

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Rafah

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Bush-Sharon

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Yassin

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The Wall in court

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The Mazel affair

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Refusniks on trial

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Geneva Accord

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Bir Zeit

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Sydney Peace Prize

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Seam zone

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Support to the pilots

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Rosh Hashanah

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Expulsion of Arafat

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Suicide attack

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The wall

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Peace activists

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Yoni Ben Artzi

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Targeted assassinations

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A call on Europe

Statement by European Jews for a Just Peace*

Paris 22 May 2004


We, European citizens from ten European countries gathered in Paris for a meeting of the organisation European Jews for a Just Peace, condemn in the strongest possible terms the Israeli government’s policies in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, and especially in Rafah. Many of its actions amount to war crimes under the Fourth Geneva Convention.

We express our support fort those forces in Israel actively opposing the occupation and showing their solidarity day-by-day with Palestinians suffering under the Israeli army onslaught. We express our solidarity with the Palestinian people in general, suffering intolerable repression and hardship.

We call on the European Union and European governments generally to put pressure on Israel to call off its war against the Palestinian people. In particular, we reaffirm our opposition to the special privileges Israel enjoys under the EU-Israel Association Agreement, while it is in breach of the human-rights foundations of that agreement. We call on the European Union and European governments to participate in an international peace-keeping force to intervene to stop the bloodshed.

EJJP Executive Committee


EJJP is a federation of 16 Jewish organisations in ten European countries

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