Healing Israel-Palestine - Protecting and Safeguarding the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in Israel-Palestine

"In the Name of Sorrow and Hope" (1996) By Noa Ben Artzi-Pelossof "Grandfather, you were the pillar of fire in front of the camp and now we are left in the camp alone, in the dark. Grandfather, you were and still are our hero." A profound book, which gave me an insight on the challenges in Israel and Palestine; the contrast between modern and conservative Judaism, and the tragic death of Yitzhak Rabin. NB: We wish to remind all Global Citizens, that the importance of belonging to Humanity takes precedence over all the marks of distinction that may separate one person from another. The thing that matters most is not that we have any particular cultural or national identity, or that we abide by any particular religion, but that we share with all Humanity the highest values of Humanity: Love, Cooperation and Compassion. The first step for Peace in Israel-Palestine is to implement Compromise, Equality and Universal Suffrage. We invite all People in Israel-Palestine and the Global Community to join our anti-apartheid movement, so that Equality and Universal Suffrage can be manifested in one democratic nation. Love and Light. نْ شَاءَ ٱلل לבריאות . God Bless. Peace Profound.☮️🕊️ The Messiah מָשִׁיחַ and Mahdi ٱلْمَهْدِيّ Mark 🇺🇳🕋🕎☪️✡️🇮🇱🤝🇵🇸🕊️ Gal, Gigi, Steven Spielberg, Bella, Bar, Bibi, Mansour Abbas, Mohammad Mustafa, Yair Lapid, Mahmoud Abbas, Isaac Herzog יצחק הרצוג Reuven Rivlin. ABOUT THE BOOK: When Noa Ben Artzi-Pelossof spoke at the funeral of her grandfather Yitzhak Rabin, she touched the world's heart. She does so again, in this deeply moving memoir and Plea for Peace. A stirring voice from yet another Israeli generation living in turmoil and in danger, Noa, at age 19, reflects on her life to a childhood scarred by tragedy and rescued by her family's love; a constant fear, fed by random bombings, for the lives of relatives and friends; the chaotic impact of war -Lebanon, the Intifada, the Gulf War; the hate from outside, and now from within, Israel. Noa talks of her grandfather's assassin and the extremists who nourished his violence. She shares her precious memories of her grandfather, with whom she lived until the age of six and to whom she remained close for the rest of his life. She offers insights into his transformation from soldier to leader to Peacemaker, his courageous determination to change the course of the Middle East conflict, and the steps he took in search of a lasting Peace for future generations of Israelis.