Produced by Jeff Teeters
Published by Imad Ahmed Archive.org, Oct - Nov 2003
The debate "How can peace be achieved between Israelis and Palestinians" took place at the University of California at Berkeley on October 2, 2003. There were four participants in the debate. Presenting the Israeli position were David Meir-Levi, Director of the Israeli Peace Initiative (www.ipi-usa.org) and Eric Sirkin, Ph.D., a Palo Alto High Technology executive. The Palestinian position was presented by Alison Weir, founder and Executive Director of If Americans Knew (www.IfAmericansKnew.org) and Hatem Bazian, Ph.D., a lecturer at UC-Berkeley in the Near Eastern Studies and Ethnic Studies departments. All parts of the debate (14 total) can be viewed at iakn.us/1Ipwer7.
Israel-Palestine Timeline: The human cost of the conflict records photos and information for each person who has been killed in the ongoing violence.
History of the Israel Lobby
Alison Weir's book Against Our Better Judgement: How the U.S. was used to create Israel brings together meticulously sourced evidence to outline the largely unknown history of U.S.-Israel relations.
Invite Ms. Weir to speak: If Americans Knew is a nonpartisan, educational organization. We are happy to provide information and speakers on Israel-Palestine to individuals and groups of all religious, ethnic, racial, and political backgrounds. To set up an event, contact us.
