1. In this new year, may justice rain down like fish. Could also be a metaphor for activism… 2. In this new year, may we find reason to laugh a little more. Palestinian farmers and […]
Month: September 2014
4 More Suggestions for an American Jew Navigating Israel-Palestine During the Gaza Crisis and in General (Part 2 of 2)
Last month, I wrote a piece called “4 Suggestions for an American Jew Navigating Israel-Palestine During the Gaza Crisis and in General (Part 1 of 2).” I was responding to a series of questions emailed […]
Four Boys, 43 Ex-Soldiers, 5% Opposed to the War: Three Thoughts on Numbers, Sadness & Hope
1. Sadness: Four Boys on the Beach. I have been away from Israel-Palestine for just over three weeks. Something that has begun to sink in over this time was just how incredibly sad this summer was. I think, […]
Moriel Rothman-Zecher’s Speaking & Performance Schedule in the Bay Area, September-October
Hello, Bay Area. (Hello, Mori). I’ll be speaking and performing intermittently over the next month in the Bay Area area, and I will update here with new information (and new events). In the meantime, if […]
Painted Trees for Palestine in Oakland
This morning, I woke up and decided to start writing again. After a summer filled with words, with chaos, with death that simultaneously felt nearby and galaxies away, I left Israel-Palestine for familiar-unfamiliar shores: after stopping in […]
The Leftern Wall 