OneVoice Movement Press Coverage

The future would look very different if we put the peace process in the hands of Palestinian and Israeli children
By: Khaled Diab
A couple of months ago, as Israelis celebrated 60 years of statehood and Palestinians marked six decades of dispossession, I wondered whether there would ever be peace between the two peoples.
Rather than dwell […]

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Joint Discussion with Foremost Dignitaries at the World Economic Forum
OneVoice Debuts Imagine 2018 Campaign: Finalists Chosen to Participate in Ground-Breaking Session on Critical Taboo Issues in Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations Process

Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt / May 19, 2008 / This afternoon, in an interactive ‘WorkSpace’ Session with some of the world’s foremost dignitaries and business leaders - […]

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By DAVID DISHNEAU
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — More than a hundred activists demonstrated Tuesday outside the gates of the U.S. Naval Academy, offering their own very public take on the Israeli-Palestinian dispute as representatives of more than 50 nations and organizations met inside to chart a course toward a peace pact by the end of next […]

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WHO: 620,000+ PALESTINIANS AND ISRAELIS represented by the One Voice Movement DEMAND immediate negotiations, uninterrupted till the conclusion of a two state agreement, no later than a year from November 27, 2008. www.OneMillionVoices.org.
Nisreen Shaheen, OV Palestinian Executive Director, flying in from Ramallah Daniel Lubetzky, Founder, One Voice […]

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By Richard  Boudreaux

Jerusalem - Dorian Paskowitz, the American surfer credited with introducing the sport to Israel in the 1950s, returned this week with a new idea: using donated surfboards to bring Israelis and Palestinians together.

After two hours of bickering, the retired physician from Dana Point persuaded Israeli authorities to open the Erez border crossing Tuesday […]

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Gaza  An octogenerian American surfer hopes to improve ties between Israelis and Palestinians by sending surf boards to the Gaza Strip, Reuters reported from Jerusalem.
Dorian Paskowitz, an 86-year-old physician, says the idea came to him after reading about Gazans using broken surf boards because they could not buy new ones.
Paskowitz […]

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By Ori Lewis
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An octogenerian American surfer hopes to get Israelis and Palestinians on the same wave by sending surf boards to the Gaza Strip.
Dorian Paskowitz, an 86-year-old physician, says the idea came to him after he watched a television program in the United States which showed Gazans using broken surf boards […]

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The Hour Leonard Fein | Wed. Jun 13, 2007
The bad news drives out the good. Or, as I prefer, Elef?s Law: Every ounce of promising idea one can articulate will beget at least a pound of dismissive refutation.
Here comes a promising idea. It will immediately be thought implausible, but not because it lacks […]

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Haaretz March 8, 2007
Those participating in the Economic Forum in Davos will witness a special event.  The Vice Premier, Shimon Peres, the Minister of Foreign Affaris, Tzipi Livni and the head of the Palestinian Authoritiy, Mahmoud Abbas, will participate in a panel on the conflict in the Middle East, led by the President of the […]

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Haaretz March 3, 2007
A refreshing change in the forum this year was in the discussions on the Israeli Palestinian peace process.  The main discussion opened with short film prepared by businessman Daniel Lubetzky on a project that brings together young people, mostly in their teens and 20?s, who work together to progress peace in their […]

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