What do we do with this reality? We need to talk
Gershon Baskin feels that if Islam and Judaism truly lived together in peace in the past, it is possible for them to live in peaceful coexistence in the future.
Gershon Baskin feels that if Islam and Judaism truly lived together in peace in the past, it is possible for them to live in peaceful coexistence in the future.
Gershon Baskin fears that the new government of Israel will be cementing a new form of inequality under the law which should not be acceptable to anyone, anywhere in the world.
Gershon Baskin hopes that whoever is in power or is trying to be in power in Israel will extend a hand of peace with the genuine desire to get back to the table to figure out how we will all share this land.
Gershon askin explains why he is part of a new struggle that will replace the old so-called Zionist Left with a newly emerging movement for change based on equality.
Gershon Baskin is looking forward to seeing how the new Netanyahu government will deal with regional relations and the Palestinian issue.
Gershon Baskin feels that a new right-wing government filled with extremists will not make Israel stronger and will certainly not provide any of us with more security.
Gershon Baskin provides compelling reasons why Palestinian Israelis must go vote so that we can annul the Nation-State Law and pass a Basic Law for Equality of all citizens.
Gershon Baskin share information about Humans without borders, an organization that works to assist everyday Palestinians with access to appropriate medical care.
Gershon Baskin feels that the risks to both sides of continuing the conflict and continuing the burying of our children are so much greater than to come up with new solutions.
Gershon Baskin believes that The November 1 elections would essentially become a referendum from the Israeli public on the question of Israel’s regional relations.