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A cry for help from Rafah, Gaza
We may be unable to find words to describe what we are going through... We are trapped between gunfire and a separation border wall. We cannot advance, retreat, or return to our home, and there is no place to escape and survive. We only have to wait for death, and...
Save the people of Rafah and all of Gaza
In my recent article entitled Cherish the people of Gaza, I wrote about the importance of a permanent ceasefire, the release of hostages, clean drinking water, food, humanitarian and psychological aid for the people of Gaza, reconstruction, and the need for a lasting...
Cherish the people of Gaza
In October last year, I wrote an opinion article entitled "Stop the violence in Gaza and Israel." In it, I expressed how shocked I was by the horrific attacks on Israeli civilians by Hamas on 7 October and called for the Israeli hostages to be released. I also called...
Stop the violence in Israel and Gaza
The attacks on Israeli civilians by Hamas are horrendous. Local organisation Women Wage Peace, which wrote a blog on the Peace SOS website, reveal on their Facebook page that many of its members have lost a loved one. They condemn the carnage caused by the terrorists;...
Messages from our partner in Gaza, Wednesday 11 October 2023
Our dear friend, Mai, I am sending you this message, and perhaps this will be the last message. For 4 days, I have been moving with my wife and son from one place to another, and all I think is that it will be safe, but unfortunately I have separated from my family...
Women Wage Peace about the attacks of Hamas
Israel, 10 October 2023 There are no words to describe the pain, the shock and the loss. How can one possibly deal with the cruelty of the terrorists, the bloodbath which claimed the lives of young people at an outdoor party, of young children who were slaughtered...
Canada and the Netherlands in proceedings against Syrian torture at the International Court of Justice in The Hague
At Peace SOS we believe that everyone, including prisoners, should be treated with care and respect. Everyone’s life needs to be cherished. Someone from Syria sent Peace SOS a press release of the International Court of Justice, the principal judicial organ of the...
Visit to Ukraine by the UN Independent Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine
Peace SOS followed online the press conference of the UN Independent Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine. The statements below by the Committee are taken from their press release. Erik Møse, Chair of the Commission: “First, we visited Uman in the Cherkasy region and then...
The need for interfaith and intrareligious harmony in Pakistan
In the present map of the world, Pakistan 🇵🇰 came into existence in 1947. Before the partition of the great subcontinent of India, a number of religious communities were living together in harmony. There were no real feelings of hatred against each other on the basis...
Please drop the charge against Ukrainian peace advocate Yurii Sheliazhenko
Peace SOS is shocked by the decision of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) to charge peace activist Yurii Sheliazhenko with ‘’justification of Russian aggression’’ and to search his apartment. The charge is based solely on Sheliazhenko’s Peace Agenda for Ukraine...
Wahat al-Salam – Neve Shalom: Peace Village “Oasis of Peace” in Israel’s Latrin Salient (half-way between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem)
Wahat al-Salam – Neve Shalom (WASNS) is a unique Peace Village with its ideological base and day-to-day experience as a place of equal co-existence between Israeli Palestinians and Israeli Jews. For those who wish to see more places like WASNS, not just in Israel but...
Socio-economic injustice in South Asian countries, specifically in Pakistan
On the current map of the world, South Asian countries include India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan. All of these countries feature on the list of developing countries. This is where socio-economic injustice forms the major cause of unrest among...
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