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Promoting non-violent alternatives

“Non-violent grassroots actions by Israelis and Palestinians need support if they are to succeed and grow.”Julia Bacha, filmmaker and Media Director at Just Vision, blogs about their new short film series telling the stories of Israelis and Palestinia

Les élections tunisiennes marquent une étape pour le monde arabe, estiment les Elders

Les Tunisiens doivent maintenant réussir le processus constitutionnelLes Elders félicitent le peuple tunisien pour sa participation massive aux élections du 23 octobre 2011. Après avoir organisé le premier scrutin démoc

Tunisia's elections set a benchmark for the Arab world

The Elders emphasise that getting the constitutional process right is the next crucial step Following Tunisia’s first democratic elections in decades, The Elders congratulate the Tunisian people and focus attention on the next important step: the draft

Newsletter archive

The Elders send regular email newsletters to their supporters, updating them on their work and responding to some of the many messages and questions they receive. You can sign up to receive email updates using the 'signup' link in the top right of this pa

Newsletter archive

The Elders send regular email newsletters to their supporters, updating them on their work and responding to some of the many messages and questions they receive. You can sign up to receive email updates using the 'signup' link in the top right of this pa

The G20 must tackle climate change

"The poor countries most vulnerable to the floods, droughts, storms and other extreme weather associated with climate change need help now." With the eurozone crisis dominating the global agenda, Mary Robinson argues in the Guardian that G20 leaders shou

Ne politisons pas l'élection du procureur de la CPI

Marchandages politiciens et trocs de votes caractérisent trop souvent les nominations à des postes internationaux. L'élection du prochain procureur de la Cour pénale internationale offre une occasion unique de choisir le candidat le plus qualifié, es

The election of the new ICC prosecutor must not be politicised

Kofi Annan writes in Business Day (South Africa) that the election of new International Criminal Court prosecutor must result in the appointment of the most qualified candidate, and not, as is too often the case, the person thought least offensive to most

Discussion guide: The Elders' Cyprus documentary

Download the discussion guide that accompanies The Elders' documentary about the search for missing persons in Cyprus. This guide is designed for teachers, students and civil society groups to facilitate discussion about missing persons and memory in post

The making of The Elders' documentary

During their visit to the divided island of Cyprus in December 2009, the Elders filmed a documentary about the dedicated Cypriots working to locate and identify the remains of the Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots who were killed in the 1960s and 1970s.

"The future is in our hands": teenagers promoting peace in Cyprus

In February 2011, two Greek Cypriot and two Turkish Cypriot teenagers – Idil, Michael, Tayfun and Thalia – joined Elders Desmond Tutu, Gro Brundtland and Lakhdar Brahimi on a visit to London. In this video the four students answer some challen

The work of the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus

The bi-communal Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus has been working since 2007 to recover the remains of missing persons and return them to their families. The Elders visited the divided island in December 2009 to film a documentary about the Committe

Cyprus: Digging the Past in Search of the Future (trailer)

In December 2009, Lakhdar Brahimi, Jimmy Carter and Desmond Tutu joined four teenagers - two Greek Cypriot and two Turkish Cypriot - to learn about a very difficult and painful issue: the search for missing persons in Cyprus. Their journey to discover mor

The Elders visit North and South Korea

In April 2011 Jimmy Carter, Martti Ahtisaari, Gro Brundtland and Mary Robinson travelled to North and South Korea. This video follows the Elders on their visit, including the moment when they received a last-minute message from North Korean leader Kim Jon

Building an alliance to end child marriage

Every year, 10 million girls worldwide are married under the age of 18. In June 2011, Gro Brundtland, Mary Robinson and Desmond Tutu travelled to Ethiopia to visit projects that are successfully educating families and communities about the harmfulness of

Interview: Desmond Tutu on child marriage

In this interview for BBC Radio's Focus on Africa, Archbishop Tutu calls child marriage "a devastating social custom used against innocent, vulnerable girls” and discusses the Elders' recent visit to Ethiopia where he met child brides and the peopl

The Elders discuss Palestinian reconciliation

One week after rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas signed a reconciliation agreement, five Elders – Kofi Annan, Desmond Tutu, Jimmy Carter, Mary Robinson and Lakhdar Brahimi – discuss what this development could mean for a lasting peace

Graça Machel: within ten years women will have changed Africa

In an interview with Metro International published in eight countries in Europe and the Americas, Graça Machel discusses progress on gender equality in Africa and her long involvement in the struggle to end child marriage. The story was published in Engl

The Elders congratulate ‘outstanding’ Nobel Peace Laureates Leymah Gbowee, Tawakul Karman and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

On the day that the 2011 Nobel Peace Laureates are announced, The Elders give their reactions, commending the decision to recognise the important role women play in resolving conflict and building peaceful societies.

This blog is based on Archbishop Tutu’s contribution to a debate hosted by the Forgiveness Project. He was joined by Mary Kayitesi Blewitt, who lost over 50 members of her family in the Rwandan genocide of 1994, Jo Berry, the daughter of Sir Anthony Ber

Les Elders appellent à un processus de réconciliation indépendant et qui n’exclut personne en Côte d’Ivoire

Après plusieurs mois de violences post-électorales, la Côte d'Ivoire engage un processus de réconciliation avec l'installation officielle d'une Commission Dialogue, Vérité et Réconciliation. A cette occasion, les Elders ont écrit au président Oua

The Elders call for inclusive and independent reconciliation process in Côte d'Ivoire

Following months of post-election violence earlier this year, Côte d'Ivoire is preparing to inaugurate a formal process of national reconciliation. The Elders have written to President Ouattara, urging him to ensure that the process is inclusive and inde

Pour en finir avec le mariage des filles, que rien ne justifie

Le mariage des enfants est une tradition qui entrave le développement sur plusieurs plans : l'éducation, la santé, la pauvreté et l'égalité. Pourtant, écrivent Gro Brundtland et Graça Machel, ce sujet est rarement évoqué par les instances décis

End child marriage now

Dr Gro Brundtland and Graça Machel write in the Daily Beast that the practice of young girls becoming wives undermines equality and is a harmful “tradition” that must change.

The Elders: United Nations should endorse Palestinian right to statehood

Tutu, Carter and fellow Elders meet Mahmoud Abbas in New York

To achieve the MDGs, put girls at the centre of development

Ela Bhatt argues that ending child marriage can accelerate progress towards achieving the MDGs. But to tackle this harmful practice, we need to encourage families and communities to value girls for their education, skills and work – not for their fertil

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Jimmy Carter: 'We never dropped a bomb. We never fired a bullet. We never went to war'

In an interview with Carole Cadwalladr published in the Observer, Jimmy Carter discusses his liberal upbringing in Plains, Georgia, his journey to the White House, his work with the Carter Center and The Elders – and why he is proud to be one of the

After the UN vote on Palestine

As Palestinians seek recognition of a Palestinian state, Jimmy Carter argues in the International Herald Tribune for a new, comprehensive peace proposal and international mediation of peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians.

Pour la reconnaissance d'un Etat palestinien

L'Union européenne a une occasion unique de peser sur le processus de paix au Proche-Orient, estiment Jimmy Carter et Mary Robinson. Ils appellent les 27 à adopter une position commune en faveur d'un Etat palestinien. Tribune initialement publiée dans

For the recognition of a Palestinian state

With the US and Israel opposing the Palestinian bid for statehood at the UN, Jimmy Carter and Mary Robinson urge the European Union to seize this opportunity to support Palestinian self-determination and maintain its commitment to upholding international

A message to men and boys about child marriage

Having recently returned from Ethiopia where he met women who had been married as young as ten, Desmond Tutu calls on men and boys to stand up for the rights of women and girls and support efforts to end child marriage.

Girls Not Brides – a new global partnership to end child marriage

Announced at 2011 Clinton Global Initiative Annual MeetingNew CGI Commitments turn spotlight on a neglected issue that affects hundreds of millions of girls and women

Nelson Mandela launches The Elders

Nelson Mandela announces the formation of The Elders on his 89th birthday in Johannesburg in 2007.

The Elders to turn spotlight on neglected issue of child marriage

Press Conference, New York, 20 September 2011 Ahead of the United Nations General Assembly week this 19-23 September, The Elders announce that they will visit New York to highlight one of the most neglected issues in development: child marriage.

Why we are going to New York

Just ahead of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Mary Robinson blogs about The Elders' plans to put ending child marriage at the top of the international agenda.

Palestinian unity: The Elders' letter to world leaders

The Elders have written to world leaders urging them to support Palestinian unity. Having welcomed the reconciliation agreement signed between Fatah and Hamas in May 2011, The Elders are now calling on the international community to demonstrate a fresh ap

The Arab Spring: universal values in action

"For too long, many authoritarian regimes have falsely claimed that certain values – freedom, justice, human rights – are 'Western'." Mary Robinson argues that the events of the Arab Spring show that people everywhere yearn to be free, and that justi

The Elders support Palestinian appeal to the United Nations

European Union should adopt a strong common positionThe Elders announce their support for a UN resolution endorsing Palestinian statehood. The group has written to EU Foreign Ministers urging them to support the Palestinian appeal.

The Elders mark International Day of the Disappeared with online launch of 'Cyprus: Digging the Past in Search of the Future'

The Elders' documentary on missing persons in Cyprus is now available to watch in full online. A discussion guide is also available to download in English, Greek and Turkish.

The Cypriot youth who believe in a shared future

After meeting the four Cypriot teenagers who feature in The Elders' documentary, Cyprus: Digging the Past in Search of the Future, former UK Minister for Europe Glenys Kinnock reflects on the role of young people in advancing reconciliation on the divided

Palestinian leaders must put their national cause first

With the Fatah-Hamas unity deal so far producing little meaningful change for most Palestinians, Lakhdar Brahimi argues that the parties must commit to working together in order to rebuild Gaza, hold credible elections, and present a unified Palestinian v

A lasting peace must be an inclusive peace

Fernando H Cardoso argues that the reconciliation agreement between Fatah and Hamas presents a new opportunity for Israel to negotiate with a unified Palestinian leadership – and ultimately to pursue a viable two-state solution with the Palestinians.

Born into conflict, building peace

Idil Cazimoglu, who appears in The Elders' documentary about the search for missing persons in Cyprus, reflects on growing up on a divided island and says it is up to ordinary Cypriots to build a shared future in which both communities live together in pe

Can people power bring peace to Cyprus?

After meeting with political and religious leaders on the divided island of Cyprus, Gro Brundtland asks whether they are best placed to bring the two communities together. In this blog, she argues that it is the ordinary citizens, young and old, who may b

Crossing borders with friendship

"We are ordinary citizens trying to show that it is possible to coexist." 17-year old Michael is a member of the Cypriot Friendship Programme. Here he blogs about meeting the Elders, the importance of forgiveness, and the challenges he faces from people

Forgiving, not forgetting

During the filming of their documentary on the search for missing persons in Cyprus, Desmond Tutu exchanged his views on remembrance and reconciliation with his fellow Elders and the young Cypriots travelling with them. For Archbishop Tutu, forgiving the

Jimmy Carter: 'We never dropped a bomb. We never fired a bullet. We never went to war'

In an interview with Carole Cadwalladr published in the Observer, Jimmy Carter discusses his liberal upbringing in Plains, Georgia, his journey to the White House, his work with the Carter Center and The Elders

Conflict, Ethical Leadership

Côte d’Ivoire : ne pas baisser les bras

Dans une tribune publiée dans Le Figaro, Graça Machel et Desmond Tutu s'inquiètent des revers démocratiques en Afrique de l'ouest. Ils exhortent les dirigeants africains à se mettre au service de leurs concitoyens et non pas à agir en maîtres.

Les Elders encouragent la mise en œuvre du processus de vérité et de réconciliation en Côte d'Ivoire

Kofi Annan, Mary Robinson et Desmond Tutu rencontrent le Président Alassane Ouattara et l'ancien président Laurent Gbagbo, et appellent toutes les parties à travailler ensemble pour l'apaisement et le dialogue national.

Les Elders se rendent en Côte d'Ivoire pour prôner l'apaisement et la réconciliation nationale

Kofi Annan, Desmond Tutu et Mary Robinson se rendront à Abidjan les 1 et 2 maiTrois membres de The Elders se rendront à Abidjan ce week-end pour prôner l'apaisement et le dialogue sur la réconciliation nationale. La délégation des Elders sera menée

Towards an end to child marriage

In June 2011 Elders Gro Brundtland, Graça Machel, Mary Robinson and Desmond Tutu travelled to Ethiopia to visit communities affected by child marriage and convene a meeting of experts and activists working to end child marriage around the world.

Healing divisions, finding common ground in Côte d'Ivoire

In May 2011, following months of post-election violence, Kofi Annan, Mary Robinson and Desmond Tutu travelled to Côte d’Ivoire to encourage a process of national reconciliation and healing.

Peace by practice: Mandela Day 2011

Ahead of Mandela Day 2011, Ela Bhatt asks how we can live up to Nelson Mandela's example and discusses the power of "thinking local" to change our communities and create a better world.

Q&A: Mandela Day 2011

In celebration of Nelson Mandela’s life and legacy, Mandela Day takes place on 18 July every year and aims to encourage all of us to take action - big or small - to change the world for the better. Read more about Mandela Day and how you can get involve

Young women’s leadership on human rights

At the World YWCA International Women's Summit in Zurich, July 2011, Mary Robinson speaks about the role of girls and young women as human rights defenders and leaders of their communities.

Ending nuclear evil

“One standard must apply to all countries: zero.” Writing for Project Syndicate, Desmond Tutu challenges world leaders to commit to eliminating nuclear weapons once and for all.

Why we are building an alliance to end child marriage

“If I were to share one piece of advice with those looking to make a positive difference, it would be that you cannot do it alone.” Graça Machel blogs about being part of The Elders' visit to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to bring together activists from a

Meeting child brides in Ethiopia

Elder Gro Brundtland blogs from Ethiopia about visiting Berhane Hewan, a project that educates girls, their husbands, their families and their community leaders about the risks of child marriage.

Ethiopian girls fight child marriages

In the Amhara region of Ethiopia, where girls are commonly married off at the age of 12, Elders Desmond Tutu, Gro Brundtland and Mary Robinson meet young girls determined to avoid early marriage and hear from women who were child brides themselves. The El

Report: The Elders’ visit to the Korean Peninsula and China, April 2011

In April 2011, the Elders visited China and the Korean Peninsula. Their trip report, available in English, Korean and Mandarin, summarises their main findings and recommendations on nuclear and security issues, inter-Korean relations and the humanitarian

The unchanged path to Mideast peace

Commenting in The International Herald Tribune, Jimmy Carter argues for a two-state solution based on Israel's withdrawal from Palestinian territories occupied during the 1967 war – with the exception of mutually agreed land swaps.

Support the Palestinian unity government

Writing in The Washington Post, Jimmy Carter argues that the international community can help Palestinian democracy and further the path to Arab-Israeli peace by supporting Palestinian reconciliation.

An irreversible gain in freedom of expression

In this article for WAN-INFRA, Martti Ahtisaari and Lakhdar Brahimi explore the recent 'Arab Spring' and the positive outcomes for freedom of expression the peoples' revolutions will bring.

Meeting refugees from North Korea

Mary Robinson writes from Seoul about meeting young refugees who fled North Korea to escape the terrible famine and food shortages. She describes the lack of basic food and healthcare the Elders witnessed during their visit to North Korea, and criticises

Jimmy Carter's blog from North Korea

Jimmy Carter reflects on his previous experiences in North Korea and writes about his hopes for the current Elders' visit.

Q&A: The Elders' visit to the Korean Peninsula

Why are the Elders visiting the Korean Penisula? Who are they meeting? What do they hope to achieve?

Côte d’Ivoire: we must not give up

Writing in Le Figaro, Desmond Tutu and Graça Machel describe their sense of pride in the economic, political and social progress across Africa. They warn, however, that if Africa is to fulfil its rich potential, its leaders must understand they are the s

Ending child marriage

Just ahead of the 100th International Women's Day, Mary Robinson speaks to USA Today about the importance of ending child marriage and how The Elders can help tackle this harmful practice.

Women against fundamentalism and for equality

Speaking at an international conference held in Paris, February 2011, Mary Robinson discusses the relationship between religion, tradition and gender inequality. Citing the issue of child marriage as one example, she argues that promoting the rights of gi

Next: Credible elections

In this op-ed for The International Herald Tribune, Jimmy Carter analyses the situation in Egypt and suggests what steps must be taken for reform to proceed.

Tutu urges Archbishop to play a greater role

Archbishop Desmond Tutu yesterday urged the head of the Cyprus Church, Archbishop Chrysostomos, to play the role of Saint Barnabas in Cyprus and “facilitate” efforts for a solution on the island.The Cypriot primate, on the other hand, expressed eagern

Digging the past in search of the future

Ahead of the launch of The Elders' documentary about the search for missing persons in Cyprus, Desmond Tutu and the Cypriot teenagers in the film speak to the Cyprus Mail about memory, forgiveness and reconciliation.

The Elders condemn deadly attacks in Norway

Tutu appeals for tolerance and respect for open society; offers deepest condolencesFollowing the "brutal and cowardly" attacks in Norway, Desmond Tutu offers the Elders' condolences to those who suffered and lost loved ones and commends the Norwegian peop

The Elders welcome resumption of stalled talks between North and South Korea

The Elders warmly welcome the resumption of official dialogue between North and South Korea and call on all parties to seize this opportunity to build confidence and sustain dialogue on all outstanding issues.

The Elders support Mandela Day 2011

Celebrating Nelson Mandela's birthday; changing the world for the betterThe Elders announce their support for Mandela Day 2011 and encourage people around the world to celebrate Nelson Mandela's life and legacy by making a difference in their own communit

The Elders congratulate the people and government of the new Republic of South Sudan

As the people and government of South Sudan prepare for their country's official secession and independence from Sudan on 9 July, The Elders send their congratulations to President Salva Kiir Mayardit.

The Elders welcome release of Eddie Jun Yong-su

The Elders welcome the release of US citizen Eddie Jun Yong-Su and say this demonstrates North Korea's willingness to negotiate on humanitarian issues.

The Elders encourage plans for truth and reconciliation process in Côte d'Ivoire

Following months of post-election violence in Côte d'Ivoire, Kofi Annan, Mary Robinson and Desmond Tutu meet President Alassane Ouattara and former president Laurent Gbagbo, as well as civil society organisations and internally displaced person

The Elders to visit Côte d'Ivoire to encourage healing and national reconciliation

Kofi Annan, Desmond Tutu and Mary Robinson to visit Abidjan 1-2 May Next week three Elders will travel to Côte d'Ivoire, where many civilians are still afraid to return to their homes following months of widespread civil conflict. The Elders hope to enc

The Elders urge immediate delivery of humanitarian assistance to DPRK and early resumption of dialogue on all outstanding issues

Following their visit to North Korea, South Korea and China, The Elders call on all parties to resume dialogue as soon as possible. The group also urges international donors to increase food aid to North Korea, pointing to the government's recen

The Elders to focus on easing inter-Korean tensions

Jimmy Carter, Martti Ahtisaari, Gro Brundtland and Mary Robinson visit Beijing, Pyongyang and Seoul 24-29 AprilThe Elders announce that Jimmy Carter will lead an Elders delegation to China and Korean Peninsula, with the aim of contributing to an easi

The Elders' Korean Peninsula initiative

The Elders confirm that a small group of Elders is considering travelling to the Korean Peninsula later this month.

The Elders condemn violence in Côte d'Ivoire, call for accountability

The Elders are deeply saddened by the violence taking place in Côte d'Ivoire. While former president Laurent Gbagbo must bear primary responsibility for the conflict after he refused to step down following the latest presidential elections, The

To end bloodshed in Libya, maintain pressure on Gaddafi to step down

The Elders state that only Colonel Gaddafi's departure from power can stop the violent repression in Libya, and urge UN Member States to consider measures to provide immediate protection amd humanitarian assistance to the civilian population.

US veto of UN resolution on Israeli settlements is deeply regrettable

Desmond Tutu: Middle East peace process must be restarted along new, fairer linesThe Elders express concern about the United States' decision to veto a UN resolution condemning Israeli settlement building in the occupied Palestinian Territories, and fear

The Elders urge US not to block UN resolution on Israeli settlements

Demands for freedom and respect for basic rights are no less urgent in West Bank and GazaThe Elders urge Washington to support a draft resolution – co-sponsored by more than 140 UN Member States – that calls for an end to Israeli settlement activi

Time for a renewed spirit of leadership in Cyprus

After meeting the leaders of the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities during The Elders' fourth visit to the divided island, Desmond Tutu and Gro Brundtland emphasise that greater goodwill, trust and compromise are needed to achieve a lasting res

Sudan: The Elders commend orderly and peaceful referendum on South’s self-determination

One month after the people of South Sudan voted for secession in an historic referendum, The Elders praise Sudanese leaders for the smooth and orderly conduct of the vote while emphasising that North and South Sudan must work together in the coming m

The Elders visit Cyprus and London to launch new documentary film on missing persons

Desmond Tutu and Gro Brundtland will launch The Elders' new documentary film, Cyprus: Digging the Past in Search of the Future, at a special screening in Cyprus before being joined by fellow Elder Lakhdar Brahimi in London to share the film with memb

We stand with those crying out for freedom

As popular uprisings unfold across the Middle East and North Africa, The Elders commend the courageous citizens campaigning to reform their societies and express their solidarity with all those crying out for freedom and basic rights.

Report: The Elders’ visit to the Korean Peninsula and China, April 2011

In April 2011, the Elders visited China and the Korean Peninsula.

Ethical Leadership

The Elders in North and South Korea

In April 2011 Jimmy Carter, Martti Ahtisaari, Gro Brundtland and Mary Robinson travelled to North and South Korea. With tensions high between the two countries and negotiations at a standstill, they hoped to encourage all parties involved to resume dialog

Rights of all voters in Southern Sudan referendum must be respected

As 3.9 million people across South Sudan prepare to vote in a referendum on self-determination beginning this Sunday, The Elders have urged international and Sudanese officials to respect the rights of all voters - whatever the outcome.

ה-Elders: אנו זקוקים לשלום במזרח התיכון, לא רק לתהליך

יש לבסס את המשא ומתן הישראלי-פלסטיני על המשפט הבינלאומי וזכויות האדם, להגדיר את הגבולות ולהתייחס לנושא הביטחון תחילה.לאחר שנים של משא ומתן ש

فوز كلاسيكي لصالح الطرفين: الخطط التنموية لحي سلوان في القدس الشرقية

لقد أثبت حديثي مع الرئيس الأمريكي السابق جيمي كارتر حول الوضع المعقد للقدس لدي بأنه يمكن للإنسان أن يتمتع بالكثير من المعرفة حول قضية ما دون

מצב שבו כל הצדדים מרוויחים: תוכניות הפיתוח עבור סילוואן, מזרח ירושלים

שיחתי עם הנשיא ג'ימי קרטר על מורכבותה של ירושלים לימדה אותי שגם מי שיש לו ידע רב עוד לא יודע הכול. מה שהפריע לי ביותר היו השקפותיו של הנשיא קרט

Time to move on Mideast peace

Desmond Tutu and Jimmy Carter reflect on the stalled efforts to achieve peace in the Middle East in USA Today.

فيديو: موسيقى الهيب هوب، الأمل وحقوق الإنسان – الحكماء في غزة

في أثناء زيارتهم الثانية إلى الشرق الأوسط في أكتوبر 2010، قضى وفد الحكماء يوماً في غزة ليروا بأنفسهم تأثير الحصار القائم الذي تفرضه كلٌ من مصر

וידאו: היפ הופ, תקווה וזכויות אדם – ה-Elders בעזה

ביום השני של ביקורם במזרח התיכון באוקטובר 2010 ביקרו ה-Elders בעזה וראו מקרוב את השפעת המצור שמטילות ישראל ומצריים.

וידיאו: בלב העניין – ה-Elders בירושלים במהלך ביקורם במזרח התיכון

בביקורם השני במזרח התיכון באוקטובר 2010 נסעו ה-Elders למזרח ירושלים לראות מקרוב את היקף הרחבת ההתנחלויות לתוך שכונות ערביות.

في قلب الأحداث: الحكماء في القدس

و خلال زيارتهم الثانية إلى الشرق الأوسط في أكتوبر 2010، سافر وفد الحكماء إلى القدس الشرقية ليشاهدوا بأنفسهم مدى التوسع في النشاط الاستيطاني د

היום בו מת ים המלח

באותו הרגע, הקופאית בכניסה לים המלח לא היתה אלא מגינת ההפרדה - שליחת משטר האפרטהייד. סרי פרייתח מתאר את היום בו נמנעה כניסתו של חברו הפלסטיני

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