This Wednesday, August 20th, we invite you to join Dry Lands, Deep Courage: Co-Resisting Water #Apartheid in the #JordanValley — a conversation with Palestinian and Israeli CfP activists working together to defend the basic human right to water. This event is part of our summer campaign, Emergency Assistance, Shared Resistance. The conversation will be moderated by Eszter Koranyi, Israeli Executive Director of CfP. You’ll hear from the following speakers:
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Oliver Knabe
in reply to Oliver Knabe • • •You’ll hear from the following speakers:
Elie Avidor – An Israeli engineer and former combatant, now working side-by-side with Palestinian shepherd communities in the Jordan Valley to protect them from settler violence and displacement.
Jamil Qassas – Palestinian General Coordinator of CfP, a refugee whose family was displaced in 1948, and a steadfast leader of nonviolent resistance.
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Oliver Knabe
in reply to Oliver Knabe • • •Iris Gur – An Israeli human rights advocate whose journey into peace activism began when her daughter was imprisoned for refusing mandatory military service.
Sayel Jabareen – A Palestinian activist and Campaigns Manager for Combatants for Peace, leading nonviolent initiatives on the ground across the West Bank.
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Oliver Knabe
in reply to Oliver Knabe • • •Together, these voices will bring you inside the daily reality of water apartheid, revealing how it shapes life in the Jordan Valley — and how communities are pushing back. They’ll also share clear, actionable ways you can stand in solidarity and advocate for justice for all. We hope to see you soon!
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
⏰ 1:00–2:15 PM ET | 8:00–9:15 PM Jerusalem
📍 Zoom
Register:
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Dry Lands, Deep Courage: Co-Resisting Water Apartheid in the Jordan Valley
EveryActionOliver Knabe
in reply to Oliver Knabe • • •Oliver Knabe
in reply to Oliver Knabe • • •"In 2017, my youngest daughter, Noa, told me she was refusing to serve in the army. My first reaction was to shout: “How dare you?” That was the beginning of a shared journey. Noa was imprisoned for four months in a military prison. While supporting her, I began my own journey to truly understand. I was labeled a “radical leftist,” and even now, I struggle to understand what is so radical about wanting freedom, justice, and safety for all people."
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Iris Gur — Combatants for Peace
Combatants for PeaceOliver Knabe
in reply to Oliver Knabe • • •Oliver Knabe
Unknown parent • • •"If I don't go, I will miss them. I go for myself. I am getting more than I am giving. There, I can feel hope. And we will hold it. As Jameel said: One day the occuption will be over.
I am a second generation from the holocaust. Maybe my kids will ask me one day: where were you? And i can say proudly: I was not silent. We do our best."