21 Voices From Israel and South Africa

The deep differences between the Palestinian and Israeli narratives lead
many to conclude that it is too difficult to understand how it all began,
and if and how to choose sides.

Why be involved in this matter when there are so many atrocities in the
world? Is there a way out of the deadlock?

This book in content and style represents a fresh approach to the field
of Palestine-Israel studies. It is accessible, yet scientifically and ethically
accountable.

The conversations with 21 activists from South Africa and Israel who
campaign for Palestinian rights shatter perceptions cultivated by
widespread propaganda to show that the issue is, after all, not so difficult
to understand.

One by one they connect the private and the public, the
particular and the general, the conceptual and the practical, the local
and the global.

21 Voices is stirring and illuminating. It demonstrates how citizens can step forward and make a difference in tumultuous times when power abuse and lawlessness have thrown morals into confusion. It will appeal to anyone interested in the kind of leadership that aims to shape healthier societies.

It has the potential to become a leading international publication.