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Collection Israeli Peace Movement

Period (1965-) 1977-2010
Total size 19.12 m.
Consultation Not restricted

History

Encircled by hostile neighbour states there has been little room for an independent peace movement in Israel for years; after the war of 1967 however the number of peace activists increased gradually and the peace movement, with the Shalom Achshav (Peace Now) movement as one of its main constituents, grew stronger after the Lebanon war in 1982; one of these peace activists is Adam Keller (born in 1955), who has more than once been imprisoned because of his refusal of military service; Keller has been involved in various peace organizations and action committees from 1969 and he is editor of The Other Israel, newsletter of the Israeli Council for Israeli Palestinian Peace (ICIPP), from its foundation in 1983; he has also been involved in contacts, which were illegal at the time, with representatives of the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO); he is author of `Terrible Days. Social Divisions and Political Paradoxes in Israel' 1987.

Content

Correspondence to Adam Keller and Beate Zilversmidt; documents collected by Adam Keller consisting of leaflets, circular letters, open letters, press statements, pamphlets, copies of periodicals and other documents relating to Shalom Achshav, including Et Shalom (Time for Peace) 1978-1994, Gush Shalom (The Peace Block) 1993-1994, Yesh Gvul (There is a limit) 1987-1992, the ICIPP and The Other Israel 1983-1994 and the Jewish-Arab Committee against Deportation 1992-1993; documents relating to political parties, trade unions and other organizations or groups, including the Labour Party of Israel c. 1988-1994, the Communist Party of Israel (1981-) 1988-1994, Meretz 1992-1995, the Progressive List for Peace 1984-1992 and n.d., the General Federation of Labour in Israel `Histadrut' 1982-1995 and Kav La `Oved (Workers' Hotline for the Protection of Workers' Rights) c. 1990-1994; documents relating to peace demonstrations, solidarity actions, conscientious objectors, joint Jewish-Arab actions, Israeli-Palestinian contacts and other subjects.

Accrual 2011: International correspondence of 'The Other Israel' 1990-2010.

Arrangement

The documents were send by Adam Keller to the IISH periodically since the 1980s, the last set in 2007. There was no arrangement whatsoever in the packages, so all the documents had to be sorted out. The first part of this list was made by Adam Keller himself. His classification of movements, organizations and subjects was largely followed in the later supplements. The collection also contains correspondence by Adam Keller, Toma Sik (Shick), Beate Zilversmidt and other persons, as well as a large part of the archives of The Other Israel. These documents have not been separated from this collection, their present describtion is only preliminary. For the most part the documents are in Hebrew, but there are also many in English, Arabic and other languages. Dates in these lists are only given for the documents dated according to the Christian era. Periodicals were transferred to the library of the IISH; posters, stickers, photographs and buttons to the audiovisual department.

Processing information

Lists made by Jaap Haag and Adam Keller in 1993 and 1995; supplement by Ed Kool, Jaap Haag and Adam Keller in 1999 and by Yael Seggev in 2009

Secondary creator

Adam Keller

LIST

Peace organizations

1-9: Shalom Achshav (Peace Now). Including Et Shalom (Time for Peace). 1978-1993. 9 folders.

10-11: Gush Shalom (the Peace Block; unofficial continuation of the Anti-Deportation Committee). 1993. 2 folders.

12-14: Yesh Gvul (There is a limit). 1987-1992. 3 folders.

15-17: Israeli Council for Israeli Palestinian Peace (ICIPP). Including documents relating to The Other Israel and some correspondence by Adam Keller. 1983-1993. 3 folders.

Conscientious Objectors and Soldiers' Groups

18: War Resisters' International Israel Section. 1987-1992. Including correspondence by Toma Sik (read: Shick). 1990-1991. 1 folder.

19: High school students refusing military service in occupied territories. 1987-1992. 1 folder.

20: Documents relating to the imprisonment of the conscientious objectors Adam Keller and Ephraim Shirman. 1988-1990. 1 folder.

21: World Service Authority (WSA). Including documents relating to 'world citizenship'. 1973, 1987-1991. 1 folder.

22: Other pacifist groups: Israelis and Palestinians for Nonviolence, 1991; Nonviolent Opposition to Annexation, n.d.; Pacifist Youth and other groups. 1988-1992. 1 folder.

23: Tzav Kriah (Reserve soldiers' Group). Including documents relating to the soldiers' discontent. 1988-1993. 1 folder.

Demonstrations, protest- and solidarity actions

24: The 21st Year. 1987-1989. 1 folder.

25-26: Anti-Gulf war actions, including solidarity with the Kurds. 1990-1991. 2 folders.

27: Unveiling Intifada Monument near the Kibbutz Nahal-Oz. 1990. 1 folder.

28: Israeli-Palestinian demonstration in Beit Sahur. 1991. 1 folder.

29: Protest against Ramallah Curfew. 1991. 1 folder.

30: Solidarity with Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike. 1992. 1 folder.

31: Protest against the closure of the occupied territories. 1993. 1 folder.

32-34: Other demonstrations, ad-hoc actions and committees, including letters to newspapers. [1979], 1981-1993. 3 folders.

Joint Jewish-Arab actions

35: Ramya Solidarity Committee. 1992. 1 folder.

36-37: Jewish Arab Committee against deportation. 1992-1993. 2 folders.

38: Israeli Arab organizations. Including documents relating to the Land Day of 1988. 1988-1992. 1 folder.

39: Other documents on Arab-Jewish Cooperation. Including Partnership Newsletter. (1979-) 1986-1993. 1 folder.

Palestinian Organizations

40-41: Al-Haq (Law in the Service of Man), the Union of Palestinian Women's Committees in the Occupied Land, the Palestinian Agricultural Relief Committee and other Palestinian organizations. 1985-1992. 2 folders.

Israeli Palestininan Contacts

42: Committee for Israeli-Palestinian dialogue. 1986-1992. 1 folder.

43: Committee to save the dialogue. 1986-1989. 1 folder.

44: Israel-Palestine Center for Research and Information (IPCRI). 1991. 1 folder.

45: Contacts with the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). 1989-1993. 1 folder.

46: Solidarity with Abie Nathan and David Ish-Shalom, imprisoned because of their contacts with the PLO. 1991-1992. 1 folder.

Political Parties and Groups

47: Haolam Hazeh. 1965-1977. 1 folder.

48: Sheli, the Israel Peace and Equality Movement. 1977-1983. 1 folder.

49-52: Progressive List for Peace (PLP). 1984-1992. 4 folders.

53-55: Israel Labour Party. c. 1988-1992. 3 folders.

56-64: Communist Party of Israel (CPI). Including Hadash, Democratic Front for Peace and Equality. (1981-) 1988-1992. 9 folders.

65: Other CPI front organizations. 1984-1992. 1 folder.
NB. See also Democratic Women of Israel.

66-72: Meretz. 1992-1993. Including Mapam, Ratz and Shinuy. 1989-1991. 7 folders.

73-74: Shasi. 1987-1992. 2 folders.

75: Dai la 'Kibush. 1988-1993. 1 folder.

76: Poalim Yahad (Workers' Unity). 1991. 1 folder.

77: Trotskyist organizations. Including Brit Shivyon and the Alternative Information Centre. [1987]-1993. 1 folder.

78-79: Other left radical parties and groups including the Hanitzotz a Sharara publishing house. 1987-1993. 2 folders.

80-81: 'Constitution for Israel' movement and the electoral reform movement. 1987-1993. 2 folders.

82: Likud, the Jewish Defense Organization and other right wing organizations, including Jewish Peace Corps. 1984, 1988-1989, 1992 and n.d. 1 folder.

Trade Unions

83-85: Histadrut, General Federation of Labour in Israel. 1982-1993. 3 boxes.

Kav La'Oved

86: Kav La'Oved, Workers' Hotline for the Protection of Workers' Rights. [1990]-1993. 1 folder.

Student movement

87-88: Campus, Ad Kan (Thus far!), Forum, Arab Students' Committee, Tzavta and other student organizations. 1977-1992. 2 folders.

89: Jerusalem University Student Union. 1993 and n.d. 1 folder.

90-93: Tel Aviv University Student Union. 1981-1991. 4 folders.

Youth

94: Re'ut, Israeli Jewish and Arab Youth for Peace and Equality and other youth organizations. 1987-1990 and n.d. 1 folder.

Womens' organizations

95: Women in Black. 1989-1993. 1 folder.

96: Womens' Organization for Political Prisoners. 1988-1992. 1 folder.

97: Democratic Women of Israel (affiliated to the CPI). 1983, 1988-1993. 1 folder.

98: Feminist groups. 1987-1991. 1 folder.

99-102: Women and Peace and other womens' groups. 1988-1993. 4 folders.

Artists

103: Artists' organizations and theatre groups. 1987-1993. 1 folder.

Human Rights

104: Association for Civil Rights in Israel. 1987-1993. 1 folder.

105: Amnesty International Israel Section. 1987. 1 folder.

106: B'tselem. The Israeli Information Centre for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories. 1990-1993. 1 folder.

107: Public Committee Against Torture in Israel (PCATI). 1990-1993. 1 folder.

108: Family Reunification Groups. 1990-1992. 1 folder.

109: Association of Israeli and Palestinian Physicians for Human Rights. 1991-1993. 1 folder.

110: IMUT. Psychologists and Mental Health Workers for Peace. 1991. 1 folder.

111: League for Human and Civil Rights in Israel. 1982, 1988. 1 folder.

112: 'Protagoras' (Gaza Human Rights Team). 1989. 1 folder.

113: Coalition for Freedom of Assembly. 1989. 1 folder.

114-115: Other human rights activities: Police Brutality Hotline, 1986-1991; Concert for Human Rights, 1991; Anti-Censorship struggle, n.d.; In Defence of Children under Occupation. 1992. 2 folders.

Secularists

116: Hofesh (Liberty) and other groups against religious coercion. 1990 and n.d. 1 folder.

117: The Secular Service and the Secular Humanist Association. 1987-1992. 1 folder.

118: Ha'tuuna (the Enlightment). 1993. 1 folder.

Religious groups

119: Oz VeShalom (Religious Peace Movement) and Rabbis for Human Rights. 1989. Also: Lebowitz affair. 1993. 1 folder.

Relatively Moderate Groups

120: International Centre for Peace in the Middle East. 1987-1990. 1 folder.

121: Mifras Books and other left publishing houses. 1983-1984 and n.d. 1 folder.

122: Kibbutz publications. 1989-1990. 1 folder.

123: New Outlook. Middle East Monthly. Including Israeli- Palestinian Conference in New York organized by New Outlook and Al Fasr in 1989. 1989-1991. 1 folder.

124: Medorim (left advertising agency). 1989. 1 folder.

125: Teachers for Democracy. 1989. 1 folder.

126: Israeli National Movement. 1992. 1 folder.

127: Petitions to Mr. Rabin backed by different peace groups. 1992-1993. 1 folder.

128: Young leadership Forum. 1991. 1 folder.

129: Interfaith Association. 1988. 1 folder.

130: Horim Neged Sh'hika (Parents against Attrition). 1988-1991. 1 folder.

131: Guardianship Service. N.d. 1 folder.

132: 'Democracy and Coexistence'. Unit of the Ministry of Education. 1992. 1 folder.

133: Other actions or protests by moderate groups and individuals. [1988]- 1992. 1 folder.

Social Issues

134: Protests of Ethiopian Jews. 1993. 1 folder.

135: Other social issues. [1976-], 1987-1993. 1 folder.

Anti-Racism

136: The 'Hidden Child' Conference. 1991. 1 folder.

137: Youth against racism. 1986. 1 folder.

138: Movement against racism. 1984-1987. 1 folder.

139: Other anti-racist initiatives including the Association of Anti-Nazi Veterans in Israel. 1985. 1 folder.

Solidarity with Mordechai Vanunu

140: Solidarity campaigns with Mordechai Vanunu. 1990. Also: disarmament initiatives (Toma Schück). 1 folder.

Solidarity with other people

141: Israelis against Apartheid and other solidarity organizations. 1981-1993. 1 folder..

142-145: Action against deportation of Russian Jews from Holland to Israel. Including correspondence by the International Jewish Peace Union, Adam Keller, Beate Zilversmidt and others. 1991-1992. 4 folders.

Foreign Organizations

146: Organizations in other countries, including the United Nations. ( 1976-) 1983-1993. 1 box.

Supplement 1995

Peace organizations

147-148: Shalom Achshav (Peace Now). 1993-1994. 2 folders.

149-151: Gush Shalom (the Peace Block). 1993-1994. 3 folders.

152: Yesh Gvul. 1 folder.

153: Israeli Council for Israeli-Palestinian Peace. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

Conscientious Objectors and Soldiers' Groups

154: War Resisters' International Israel Section. 1994. 1 folder.

155: Soldiers' Discontent. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

156: Demonstration of disabled veterans in support of the Oslo agreements. 1993. 1 folder.

157: Amir Fares, the soldier who didn't shoot. 1994. 1 folder.

Demonstrations, protest- and solidarity actions

158: Campaigns for the release of Palestinian Prisoners and the return of all deportees. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

159: Actions against the closure of the occupied territories. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

160-162: Protests against the Hebron Massacre at the 25th of February, 1994. Contains also documents relating to the Hebron Solidarity Committee. 1994. 3 folders.

163: Actions in support of the peace process, the Oslo agreement and the Israeli-Jordanian peace treaty. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

164: Relatives of dead soldiers supporting the peace process. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

165: Other protest- and solidarity actions. 1992-1994. 1 folder.

Joint Jewish-Arab actions

166: Land day 1994 in Rahat, Negev. 1 folder.

167: 'Rapprochement', Centre for Dialogue and Understanding. With documents on the Beit Sahur demonstration. 1993. 1 folder.

168: Other joint Jewish-Arab actions. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

Palestinian organizations

169: Palestinian Federation of Women's Action Committees. 1994. 1 folder.

170: Gaza trade unions. 1994. 1 folder.

Israeli-Palestinian contacts

171: Committee for Israeli-Palestinian dialogue. 1992-1994. 1 folder.

172: Giv'at Haviva, Jewish-Arab Institute (closely affiliated to Meretz). 1994. 1 folder.

173: Meetings of Israelis with Y. Arafat in Gaza. 1994.
N.B. See also 149-151 (Gush Shalom).

174: Gaza port initiative. 1994. 1 folder.

Political parties and groups

175: Progressive List for Peace. N.d. 1 folder.

176: Israeli Labour Party. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

177-178: Communist Party of Israel, including Hadash, Democratic Front for Peace and Equality. 1993-1994. 2 folders.

179: Meretz. 1994. Including Tzavta (cultural and political club, Tel Aviv). 1994. 1 folder.

180: Dai la 'Kibush. 1993, n.d. 1 folder.

181: Workers' unity. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

182: Trotskyist organizations. Including Alternative Information Centre. 1994. 1 folder.

183: Other left radical parties and groups. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

184: Likud and other right wing organizations. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

Trade Unions

185-190: Histadrut, General federation of Labour in Israel. 1993-1994. 6 folders.

Kav La 'Oved

191: Kav La 'Oved, Workers' Hotline for the Protection of Workers' Rights. 1994. 1 folder.

Student Movement

192: Campus. 1994. 1 folder.

Youth

193-194: Re'ut/Sadaka, Israeli and Arab Youth for Peace and Equality and other youth organizations. 1993-1994. 2 folders.

Womens' organizations

195: Women in Black. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

196: Women for political prisoners. 1994. 1 folder.

197: Democratic Women (affiliated to the CPI). 1994. 1 folder.

198: Women & Peace and other women organizations including documents on the Ihlas Basam murder. 1994. 1 folder.

Artists

199: Joint Israeli-Palestinian theatre Production of Romeo and Juliet in Jerusalem and other peace oriented theatre, movies and singers. 1994. 1 folder.

200: Controversy on Vanessa Redgrave's visit to Israel. 1994. 1 folder.

Human Rights

201: Association for Civil Rights in Israel. 1994. 1 folder.

202: Amnesty International. 1994. 1 folder.

203: B'tselem. The Israeli Information Centre for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

204: Association of Israeli and Palestinian Physicians for Human Rights. 1994. 1 folder.

205: Society of St. Ives.
NB. See also Jahalin solidarity. 215

Secularists

206: Hofesh (Liberty). 1994. 1 folder.

Religious groups

207: Netivot Shalom and other religious groups. 1994. 1 folder.

208: Islamic movement in Israel. 1994. 1 folder.

Moderate groups

209: International Centre for Peace. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

210: Humanist Opposition. 1991, 1993-1994. 1 folder.

211: Kibbutz movement. 1993. 1 folder.

212: Settlers accepting evacuation from occupied territories. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

Social Issues

213: Rafi Hassun (Druze community struggle). 1994. 1 folder.

214-215: Jahalin Solidarity and the Bedouin struggle. 1993-1994. 2 folders.

216: Other social issues. 1994. 1 folder.

Environmental issues

217: Green action and other environmental issues, including animal rights groups. 1994 1 folder.

Anti-Racism

218: Association of Anti-Fascists and Victims of Nazism in Israel. 1994. 1 folder.
NB. Formerly linked to CPI, now independent.

Solidarity with Mordechai Vanunu

219: Vanunu Solidarity Committee. 1992-1994. 1 folder.

Solidarity with other people

220: Israel-Cuba Friendship Committee (affiliated to the CPI). 1994 1 folder.

221: South Africa Victory Celebration in Tel Aviv. 1994. 1 folder.

222: Solidarity with Brazilian Indian tribes. 1 folder.

223: Solidarity with the people of former Yugoslavia. 1992-1993. 1 folder.

Organizations in other countries

224-225: Organizations in other countries, interested in the problems of the Middle East. 1991-1994. 2 folders.

Supplement 1999

Peace organizations

226-232: Shalom Achshav (Peace Now). 1993-1999. 7 folders.

233-246: Gush Shalom (the Peace Block; unofficial continuation of the Anti-Deportation Committee), including documents relating to the Jerusalem campaign (list no. 246). 1993-1999. 14 folders.

247-251: Yesh Gvul (There is a Limit). 1992-1997. 5 folders.

252-258: Israeli Council for Israeli Palestinian Peace (ICIPP), including documents relating to The Other Israel and some correspondence by Adam Keller. 1992-1997. 7 folders.

259: Bereaved parents for peace. 1995-1996, 1999. 1 cover.

260: Bat Shalom (Jerusalem link). 1 cover.

261: Atid (Future), movement to promote the peace process (existed only briefly). 1994. 1 cover.

262: Jerusalem-two capitals demo 6/97. 1997. 1 cover.
NB. See also Bat Shalom and Gush Shalom.

263: Alternative Information Center (AIC). 1994-1997. 1 folder.
NB. See also Gush Shalom, Jerusalem campaign.

264: Amir Avramson (Victims of terrorism support peace) 1995. 1 cover.

265: Gesher Leshalom (Bridge for Peace) and Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WLPF), Israel Branch. June 1989. 1 cover.

266: Dor Shalom (Peace Generation). 1995-1999. 1 folder.

267: Other peace organizations. 1988-1991, 1993, 1997. 1 folder.

Conscientious Objectors, Soldiers' Groups and Pacifists

268: War Resisters' International (WRI), Israel Section, including World Citizen Movement and Toma Sik. 1993-1997. 1 folder.
NB. See also list no. 275

269: Campaign for E. Shirman. 1988-1989. 1 folder.

270-271: Soldiers' discontent and lack of motivation. With reactions by the military and political establishment. 1995-1997. 2 covers.

272: Conscientious Objectors Association, including Maxim Shkliar hunger strike. 1995-1996. 1 folder.

273: Other documents concerning conscientious objectors. 1995-1997. 1 folder.

274: Palestinians and Israeli's for non-violence. 1994. 1 cover.

275: Pacifist Movement, World Citizens and Oceanus, all groups headed by Toma Sik. 1995. 1 cover.
NB. See also list no. 268

Demonstrations, protest- and solidarity actions

276: Har Homa protests (campaign against settlements in Har Homa, East Jerusalem), including Non-Violent Action (Maxine Nunn). 1991, 1995-1997. 1 folder.
NB. See also list no. 284

277: Committee against house demolitions. 1996-1999. 1 folder.

278: Confrontations between left and right wing until the Rabin murder in 1995. 1 cover.
NB. See also Labour Party, Meretz and Peace Now. 1995

279: Reactions to terrorist attacks. 1995-1997. 1 cover.
NB. See also Gush Shalom, Peace Now, Meretz.

280: Anti-settler stickers distributed by studio Rami & Jackie, Jerusalem. 1994. 1 cover.

281: Team for monitoring of settlements and extreme Shalom and Peace Now. 1995-1996. 1 cover.

282: Peace rally on 4th November 1995, which ended in the murder of Rabin. 1995. 1 cover.

283: Commemoration of the Kafr-Quasem massacre. October 1996. 1 cover.

284: Makor, an alternative plan for Har Homa in Jerusalem: joint neighbourhood of Jews and Arabs instead of exclusive jewish settlement. 1995. 1 cover.

285: Documents concerning the Hebron protests and the Hebron Solidarity Committee. 1994-1999. 1 box.

286: Demonstrations and protests against settlement in Ras El-Amud, East Jerusalem. 1997. 1 folder.

287: Protests against land confiscations at Beit Safafa, Jerusalem, including Gush Shalom action. 1995. 1 cover.

288: Bethlehem demonstration against land confiscation, including documents of the latin patriarchate, Jerusalem. 1995. 1 cover.

289: Bethlehem settlement alert, including Gush Shalom and Meretz. 1995, 1997. 1 cover.

290: Protests against demolition of Palestinian houses. 1994-1996. 1 cover.

291-292: Protests by various groups against closure of Palestinian territories. 1995-1996. 2 covers.

293: Demonstration against closure of Palestinian territories in april 1995, including Gush Shalom, Alternative Information Center (AIC) and the Palestinian movement for housing rights. 1995. 1 cover.

294: Protests against the bill to deprive Palestinians of compensations. 1997. 1 cover.

295: Campaign for the return of Arab inhabitants to Ikrit village in the Galilee. 1995. 1 cover.

296: Jerusalem action week, involving Palestinian housing rights movement and the Alternative Information Center. 1995. 1 cover.

297: Demonstrations at El-Khader. 1995, 1997. 1 folder.

298: Actions for withdrawal from Lebanon. 1997-1999. 1 folder.

299: Campaign against Lebanon bombing. 1993, 1996. 1 folder.

300: Protests at the impending prosecution of Ahmed Tibi, Arafat adviser. 1995. 1 cover.

301: Painting on tanks as anti-militarist protest. 1988, 1995. 1 cover.

302: Peace actions by Abie Nathan, including destruction of war toys. 1995-1996. 1 cover.

303: Demonstrations for the release of Palestinian prisoners. 1997. 1 cover.

304: Petition against the law forbidding meetings with the PLO. 1998. 1 cover.

305: Demonstrations for the continuance of the peace process despite terrorists attacks, including statements by different organizations. 1995-1996. 1 cover.

306: Campaign against the prohibition of Israelis to enter the Gaza strip. 1995-1996. 1 cover.

307: Protests against Netanyahu's attack on the left, including a reserve soldiers letter against Netanyahu. 1997. 1 folder.

308: Documents concerning the Anti-Netanyahu campaigns. 1996-1999. 1 folder.

309: Committee for investigating the Bar-on corruption scandal, later renamed as early elections movement headed by Michael Ben Yair. 1997. 1 cover.

310: Walk for peace in the Middle East. 1993. 1 cover.

311: Anti-Gulf war struggle. 1990. 1 cover.

Rabin memorials

312-313: Rabin memorial meetings, after the murder of Rabin in 1995, including leaflets by various groups and messages written spontaneously. With organizations created in the aftermath of the death of Rabin and dialogue initiatives. 1995. 2 folders.

314: Organizations created after the Rabin murder. 1995-1997. 1 folder.

315: Documents concerning the Rabin Memorial in 1996. 1 folder.

316: Documents concerning the Rabin memorials. 1996-1998. 1 folder.

317: Documents concerning the Rabin memorial in 1997. 1 box.

Joint Jewish-Arab actions

318: Palestine-Israel Journal. 1995. 1 cover.

319: Israeli-Palestinian rally at Megiddo on 30th. November 1996 (unofficially organised by Hadash). 1996. 1 cover.

320: Giv'at Haviva Jewish-Arab Institute (close to Meretz). 1997. 1 cover.

321: El-Khader struggle against land confiscation. 1994-1995. 1 cover.
NB. See also Gush Shalom, Alternative Information Center and Hebron Solidarity Committee.

322: Rapprochement. 1993-1994, 1996. 1 folder.

323: Other Joint Jewish Arab actions, including Ramya Solidarity Committee. 1991-1992, 1997. 1 folder.

Israeli Arabs

324: Protests against inequality of Arab citizens, including the general conference of Israelian Arabs in Nazareth. 1996. 1 cover.

325: Islamic movement in Israel. 1994. 1 cover.

326: Jaffa Arabs protests, including the protest over jewish religious extremists attacking the Jaffa church. 1995-1996. 1 folder.

Palestinian Organizations and initiatives

327-328: Al-Haq (Law in the Service of Man), the Federation of Palestinian Women's Action Committees in the Occupied Land and other Palestinian organizations. 1992-1997. 2 folders.

329: Law (Palestinian Human Rights Organization). 1993, 1996-1999. 1 folder.

330: Palestinian Centre for Democracy and Elections. 1996. 1 folder.

331: Palestinian Centre for Non-Violence. 1996. 1 cover.

332: Palestinian Centre for Democracy and Workers Rights. 1995. 1 cover.

333: Other Palestinian organizations and initiatives, including organizations for prisoners. 1994-1997. 1 folder.

334: Other Palestinian material. N.d. 1 folder.

Israeli Palestinian Contacts

335: Committee for Israeli-Palestinian dialogue. 1992-1996. 1 folder.

336: Israel-Palestine Center for Research and Information (IPCRI). 1992, 1996. 1 folder.

337: Contacts with the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), including documents on the 10th anniversary of the meeting of an Israeli delegation with the PLO in Rumania in 1986. 1993-1994, 1996. 1 folder.

338: Initiatives for dialogues and meetings between Jews and Arabs, including meetings with settlers and other personal contacts. 1994-1997. 1 folder.

339: Gaza port initiative. 1988-1994. 1 folder.

Contacts with other Arab nations

340: Non-governmental contacts with Jordan and Egypt, including ASAS (for democracy and peace), Irbid, Jordan. 1994-1997. 1 cover.

Political Parties and Groups

341: Progressive List for Peace (PLP). 1984-1990. 1 folder.

342: Israel Labour Party. 1993-1999. 1 box.

343-344: Hadash, Democratic Front for Peace and Equality. 1995-1999. With documents concerning the communist party, `Left 2000', discussion group March 1996 and the Left Bank Cultural Club, Tel-Aviv. 1991-1994. 2 boxes.

345-346: Meretz. 1987-1999. With documents concerning Mapam, Ratz and the Tzauta Culture Club. 2 boxes.

347: Dai la Kibush (Down with the occupation). 1987-1993. 1 cover.

348: Mifleget ha'hityashuut (Anti-Bank Party) in the 1996 elections. 1 cover.

349: The Peres Center for Peace. 1997. 1 cover.

350: Ha'rov Hamitorer (The awakening majority). 1995-1996. 1 cover.

351: Am Ehad (One people), worker's party. 1999. 1 cover.

352: Campaign to save Davar newspaper (formely a Histadrut newspaper, in its last year an independent left-wing paper). 1996. 1 cover.
NB. See also list no. 465

353: Poalim Yahad (Workers' Unity). 1991. 1 folder.

354: Trotskyist organizations, including Brit Shivyon and the Alternative Information Centre. 1993-1995. 1 folder.

355: Other left radical parties and groups, including documents of the Hanitzotz a Sharara publishing house. 1994-1999. 1 folder.

356: Radical Social Movements including the Oriental jewish democratic rainbow, Kedma-egalitarian education and Lachatz. 1994-1997. 1 cover.

357: Yisrael Ba'altyah Yisrael Betenu (Russian immigrant parties). 1996. 1 cover.

358: Mabat Lashalom (Peace Watch). Right-wing organization pretending to support peace. 1993-1996. 1 cover.

359: Left-Right dialogue 1996. 1996. 1 cover.
NB. See also Women in Black.

360: Israeli National Movement. N.d. 1 cover.

361: Association of Anti-fascists and Victims of nazism (connected with the communist party). 1996. 1 cover.

362: Anarchist groups, including the Anarchist Brigade of Upper Galilee and Doctor Grass. 1995-1997. 1 folder.
NB. See also Left Bank Cultural Club, list nos. 343-344, 398

363: Memad Party (religious doves). 1995. 1 cover.

364: Gesher Party, headed by David Levy. 1995-1999. 1 cover.

365-367: Right wing propaganda against the left and the Palestinians, including Likud, Pro-Settlergroups, right wing religious groups, Kabalists, Third Way and Kahane. 1994-1999. 3 boxes.

Trade Unions

368-369: Histadrut, General Federation of Labour in Israel, including documents concerning the 17th conference: draft resolutions and unofficial papers of factions. 1992-1997. 2 boxes.

370: Police officers' Recreational Association. 1995. 1 cover.

371: Communication Workers' Union. 1997. 1 cover.

372: Municipal Workers' Union, Tel-Aviv. 1995. 1 cover.

373: Ram (Histadrut faction of Chaim Ramon). 1995. 1 cover.

Kav La'Oved and other help organizations

374: Kav La'Oved, Workers' Hotline for the Protection of Workers' Rights. 1992-1999. 1 folder.

375: Hotline-Hamoked, Center for defence of the (Palestinian) individual (Israeli-operated institute in East Jerusalem to help victims of the occupation bureacracy). 1991. 1 cover.

376: The arrest of Adel Shadid. 1997. 1 cover.

377: Palestinian workers in Israel: the case of Adel Shadid. August 1994. 1 cover.

University staff members

378: Ad Kan (university lectures). 1993. 1 folder.

379: Strike by junior staff Tel Aviv University. 1997. 1 folder.

380: Strike by Tel Aviv University Academic Staff. 1997. 1 folder.

Student movement and highschool pupils

381: Campus, a Jewish-Arab student group at Tel Aviv University. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

382: Academic discussion of the peace process at the University of Tel Aviv. 1993-1994. 1 folder.

383: Left wing students, including Campus and Arab students committees. 1995-1997. 1 folder.

384: Radical students. N.d. 1 cover.

385: Highschool pupils' protest letter to Netanyanu. November 1996. 1 cover.

386: Other publications concerning students. N.d. 1 folder.

Youth

387: Re'ut, Israeli Jewish and Arab Youth for Peace and Equality and other youth organizations. 1993-1996. 1 folder.

388: Commando Emil Grunzweig, friends of Ilan Halevy (radical youth group, existed only briefly). 1996. 1 cover.

389: Rosh 1 (youth magazine). 1997. 1 cover.

Womens' organizations

390: Women in Black. 1993- 1995. 1 folder.

391: Womens' Organization for Political Prisoners. 1994-1999. 1 folder.

392-393: The Jerusalem link, Bat Shalom and Jerusalem center for Palestinian Women in East Jerusalem. 1996-1997. 2 folders.

394: Democratic Women of Israel (affiliated to the CPI). 1994-1996. 1 folder.

395: Feminist groups, including gays and lesbians. 1987-1991. 1 folder.

396-397: Women and Peace and other women's groups and organizations. 1994-1996. 2 folders.

Artists

398: Left Bank Culture Club. 1996. 1 cover.
NB. See also list no. 362

399: `On the Edge of Peace', film made in Israeli-Palestinian co-production. 1995. 1 cover.

400: Peace-related cultural institutions and events. 1994-1995. 1 folder.

401: Memorial to the poet Emile Habibi, Tzauta Club, Tel Aviv, including other documents concerning the Tzauta Culture Club and Theatre in Tel Aviv. 1996. 1 folder.

402: General Union of Writers (affiliated to Histadrut) and the Hebrew Writers Union. 1996-1997. 1 cover.

403: Writer Dan Almagor's outcry against Intifada brutalities and attacks on him by extremists. 1988-1989. 1 cover.

404: Assem Abu-Shakra, Israeli Arab painter. 1994-1995. 1 cover.

405: International poets festival, Jerusalem. 1995. 1 cover.

406: Art focus (Guy Raz's exhibition on the Intifada and Israeli society) and other progressive and peace-oriented art, theatre, film and literature. 1993-1997. 1 folder.

Human Rights

407: Association for Civil Rights in Israel. 1995-1996. 1 folder.

408: Amnesty International, Israel Section. 1992-1997. 1 folder.

409-410: B'tselem, the Israeli Information Centre for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories. 1993-1999. 2 folders.

411-412: Public Committee Against Torture in Israel (PCATI). 1993-1995. 2 folders.

413-414: Association of Israeli and Palestinian Physicians for Human Rights. 1991-1999. 1 folder.

415: Hamoked, Israeli Center in Jerusalem to help Palestinian individuals against bureaucratic harassment (works closely with Betselem, Physicians for human rights and Committee against torture). 1994. 1 folder.

416: Other human rights activities: judicial struggle for public use of Arabic signs in upper Nazareth; police brutality testimonies; democracy foundation Be'er Sheva and Conference of human rights organizations in Tel Aviv. 1993-1997. 1 folder.

417: Other documents concerning human rights. Includes the Israeli forum of NGO's (linked to U.N. division on Palestinian rights); Friends of the prisoner and detainee-Nareth 1995; Debate on prison reform 1994; Palestinian prisoners 1995; Egyptian soldier asking asylum in Israel august 1996; Law to deprive Palestinians of compensations; Coalition for freedom of information 1996 and Ikrit Refugees struggle to return to their village 1995. 1 folder.

Religious groups

418: Oz VeShalom (Religious Peace Movement) and Rabbis for Human Rights. Also: Interfaith prayer for peace and other religious groups. 1989-1997. 1 folder.

419: Documents concerning the Mount Zion foundation of Messian Jews and Gesher (Dialogue between religious and secularists; not connected with other groups of the same name). 1994-1990. 1 folder.

Relatively Moderate Groups

420: International Centre for Peace in the Middle East. 1994-1997. 1 folder.

421: Humanist opposition, headed by Shalom Zamir. 1993-1999. 1 folder.

422: Council for Peace and Security `Generals for peace'. 1986, 1995-1996. 1 folder.

423: Criticism of judges, including the Amos Kenan trial. 1995. 1 folder.

424: Rafi Hason (Druze community struggle). 1993-1995. 1 folder.

425: Unit for democratic education. 1993. 1 folder.

426: Moderate settlers. 1993-1994. 1 folder.
NB. See also list nos. 430-431

427: Challenge/Nitzotz/Democratic Action Committee/Baqa Cultural Center/A-Sabar (all names of essentially the same group). 1994-1996. 1 folder.

428: Academic discussions of Middle East issues, including the Tel Aviv University-van Leer foundation and the Jerusalem-Moshe Dayan Center for Middle East studies. 1994-1997. 1 folder.

429: Other documents concerning relatively moderate groups, including the Ha'daf Ha'yarok (The Green Page); Kibbutz Movement Magazine; The House of Hope; International Peace Center Sefa-amer Galilee; Disabled veterans supporting Oslo; Campaign to preserve Ministry of Education unit for democratic education 1997 and The Institute for Advancement of Education in Jaffa. 1993-1997. 1 folder.

Settlers pro peace

430: Kiryat Arba settlers wishing to leave. 1995. 1 cover.

431: Haderech Lashalom (the Way to Peace): Golan settlers supporting withdrawal for peace. 1995-1997. 1 cover.

Individual protests

432: Open letter to an Israeli soldier written by Marylene Shultz, French activist residing at Abu Dis, West Bank. 1997. 1 cover.

433: Bibliography and articles of Uri Davis (veteran anti-zionist activist), including anti-zionist material from Australia. 1996. 1 cover.

434: Reuven Kaminer: A Marxist Analysis of the Oslo agreements. 14th. September 1993. 1 cover.

435: Shabtai Levy's private campaign for justice. 1995. 1 cover.

436: Yitzchak Ben Aharon's controversial speech at Israel prize ceremony. May 1995. 1 cover.

Social Issues

437-440: Jahalin Beduins struggle, including solidarity campaigns with the Jahalin Beduins and the St. Yves legal aid society. 1993-1999. 4 folders.

441: Nes Amim village. 1998. 1 cover.

442: Ha'lev (The Heart) movement against poverty and other social issues. 1992-1996. 1 folder.

Environment

443: Environmental groups, including Holon inhabitants struggle against airplane noise, voluntary associations against drugs, stop road accidents in Jerusalem, bicycle ride from Israel to Jordan, the Anti-Vivisection Society, Green Peace, Animal Protection etc. 1997. 1 box.

Anti-Racism and anti-fascism

444: Citizens against racism, other initiatives against racism and anti-fascist groups. 1994-1997. 1 folder.

Solidarity with Mordechai Vanunu

445: Documents concerning the case of Mordechai Vanunu and other nuclear issues, with some documents on the campaign for Klingberg. 1994-1999. 1 folder.

Other activists

446: Controversies involving the activist Gideon. 1995. 1 cover.

Solidarity with other people

447: Solidarity with Kurdistan, South Africa, Brazilian Indians and former Yugoslavia. 1994. 1 folder.

Other issues

448: Action committee against a casino in Eilat. 1995. 1 cover.

449: Center for the blind. 1996. 1 cover.

450: Handicapped peoples' demo in Jerusalem in May 1999. 1 cover.

451: Equal opportunities for people with disabilities. 1996. 1 cover.

452: Controversy over killing of Egyptian POW's by Israeli soldiers during the 1956 war (including a hunger strike by youths demanding investigation. 1 cover.

453: Organ donation campaigns 1992-1997. 1 cover.

454: Kidnapped Yemenite children affair (Rabbi uzi meshulan). N.d. 1 cover.

455-456: Arrest of tax refuser Ohad Kamin. 1995. 2 covers.

457: Aids Campaign 1997. 1 cover.

458: Aids victims memorial. 1994. 1 cover.

459: Otzma (Empowerment), Homosexuals and Lesbians Association 1995. 1 cover.

460: Trancendental meditation. N.d. 1 cover.

461: The assault of a right-winger on Knesset member Ya'el Dayan. 1996. 1 cover.

462: Murad Marzuk, an Israeli childhood friend of Yasser Arafat. 1994. 1 cover.

463: Public committee to commemorate the victory over fascist Germany (connected with the communist party). 1995. 1 cover.

464: TNUFA (Momentum), Movement against fascism. 1994. 1 cover.

465: Struggle against closing Davar newspaper, Tel-Aviv. 1995-1996. 1 cover.
NB. See also list no. 352

466: Pro-military group. 1996. 1 cover.

467: Anti-abortion. N.d. 1 cover.

468: Archeologists debate about legality of West Bank diggings. 1994. 1 folder.

Foreign Organizations

469-474: Middle East related organizations like The Middle East Watch (New York), Pax Christi, Human Right Watch, Amnesty International, the Anti-Zionist Committee (Australia) and other organizations. 1988, 1992-1999. 6 folders.
NB. See also list no. 433

Personal papers

475: Personal papers of Adam Keller. 1995-1998. 1 box.

476: Letters by peace activists to editors of Israeli and other newspapers, including letters by the Palestinian activist Naif Al Arjub to the Israeli press. 1991-1997. 1 box.

Supplement 2009

Peace organizations

477: Bereaved Parents for Peace. 1 folder.

478: Council for Peace and Security. 1 folder.

479-480: Commitee to Save the Peace Dialogue (CSPD). 1988-1989. 2 folders.

481: Israeli-Arab Cooperation in the Business Community. 1993. 1 folder.

482: Israeli Council for Israeli Palestinian Peace (ICIPP). 1983-2000. 1 box.

483-512

The Other Israel (ICIPP publication). 1986-2007 and n.d. 30 boxes.

483-499: Correspondence and other documents sorted by year.1986-2007.

500-512: Correspondence and other documents not sorted by year. 1992-2007 and n.d.

513: Local and International Collaboration. 1994-1997. 1 folder.

514: Ossim Shalom (Social workers for Peace and Social Welfare). 1998-2002. 1 folder.

515-517: Peace Now. 1998-2005. 3 folders.

518: Other documents concerning peace organizations. 1995-2004. 1 box.

Conscientious objectors, soldiers' groups, advocating non-militarism, non-violence struggle

519-520: Refusnik Court materials. 2003 2 boxes.

521: Dissent and controversy in the army (other than refusal). 1 folder.

522: The Hebron Deserters case. 1995. 1 folder.

523: New Profile. 1 folder.

524-525: The Shministim Letter (refusing to be conscripted into the IDF) and The Objectors' Parents Forum. 2002-2005 and n.d. 2 folders.

526: Courage to Refuse (Ometz Lesarev). 2002-2005 and n.d. 1 folder.

527: The Pilots' Letter. 2003 and n.d. 1 folder.

528-532: Other groups. 2003-2004 and n.d. 5 folders.

Demonstrations, protest- and solidarity actions

533: Against Halutz appointment as IDF Chief of Staff. 2005.
Arun Gandhi’s visit. 2004.
Back to Israel. 2005.
Barghouti‘s trial. 2002.
Boycott on Israel. 2005.
Call for settlements eviction (by “Kol Ezracheya” Movement). 2005? 1 folder.

534: Campaign for settlers’ disarmament (by the “Courage to Refuse” movement). 2005?
Controversial East Jerusalem settlements, Palestinian victims. 1991, 1994?, 1997,1999.
Demonstration against Operation “Homat Magen”. 2002.
Demo against the siege on the Mukata’a. 2002.
Demo for Deportees’ Return. 1993.
Gaza disengagement, Gaza eviction. 2004-2005 and n.d. 1 folder.

535: General Anti-Occupation Protest. 2000, 2004 and n.d.
Hipardut, tzav8israel. 2002
Israeli involvement in South Lebanon. 1985? and 1998.
The Killing in Shfaram. 2005
Kotsrim Shalom – local peace event in Tivon. 1998.
Pal. Prisoners hunger strike. 2004.
Persecution of Bedouins. 2005.
Persecution of south Mt. Hebron inhabitants. 2004. 1 folder.

536: “Prisoners of the Occupation”. 2002.
Protest against Second Lebanon War. 2006.
Public discussions following the October 2000 events. 2000.
Rafah / Gaza. 2004 and n.d.
Rave against the occupation. 2002 ?
Road Blocks. 2005. 1 folder.

537-538: Separation-Wall: protests. 2003-2005 and n.d. 2 folders.

539-540: Protest Against Israeli Involvement in Lebanon. 2 folders.

541: Golan Heights Controversy. 1994-1999. 1 folder.

542: Hebron Solidarity Committee. 1996-2000. 1 folder.

543: Protest at Confiscatio of A-Ram Garbage Trucks. 2002. 1 folder.

544: Separation Wall. Protests and information. Including AATW (Anarchists Against The Wall). 1 folder.

545-546: Other demonstrations, protest- and solidarity actions. 2 boxes.

Demonstrations, materials distributed during rallies

547: Peace Now Demo. 2001. 1 folder.

548: Peace Rally. April 2002. 1 folder.

549: Peace Now Rally. May 2002. 1 folder.

550: Rave against the Occupation. 2002. 1 folder.

551: Labor Party Convention. 2002. 1 folder.

552: Rabin Memorial. 2002. 1 folder.

553: Pro-disengagement rally March 2005. 2005. 1 folder.

554: Back to Israel rally June 2005. 2005. 1 folder.

555-558: Activism Festival 2005. 2005. 4 folders.

559: Demo Against Second Lebanon War. 2006. 1 folder.

560: Rabin Memorial. 2006. 1 folder.

561: Gay Pride 2007. 2007. 1 folder.

562: 40 Years of Occupation 2007. 2007. 1 folder.

Joint Jewish-Arab organizations and actions

563: Windows - Channels for Communication (Halonot)
AIC – Alternative Information Center
Abie Nathan
The Abraham Fund
Bustan L’Shalom
Children for Children
Dialog & Reconciliation Center
Gesher Leshalom (Bridges for Peace)
Givat Haviva
Guttman Inst. Of Applied Social Research
HAMA - Humanist Science Education
International Center for Peace
Israel-Palestine Center for Research and Information (IPCRI)
Is.-Pal. Peace Information Center
Kites for Peace
Kol Aher ba-Galil
Marcus Ziv Fund
M.E Youth Peace Forum
Middle Easy Magazine
Mutual Counseling
Neighbors Forum - Metzer-Myser
Nitzaney Shalom (Seeds of Peace)
Olive oil in the Age of Peace
Palestinian/Israeli Conflict Resolution Network (PICRN)
Parents’ circle- Families Forum
Reut/Sadaka
Ta’ayush
Teachers for Mutual Respect
Windows - Channels for Communication (Halonot) 1994-2002. 1 box.

Israeli Palestinian contracts

564: Oslo and Geneva Accords. 1993, 2004 and n.d.
RSVP –Declaration for Conflict Resolution. 2002. 1 folder.

Sporadic Peace initiatives

565: The Foundation for flourishing and security in the Middle East (related to scientology). 2002.
Private “peace settlement” initiative in East Jerusalem. N.d.
“Unanimous” initiative. 2004. 1 folder.

Political parties and groups

566: Against a two state solution. N.d.
Elections. 1992-1999. 1 folder.

567-577: Gush Shalom / Uri Avneri. 11 boxes.

578: Committee for Israeli-Palestinian Dialogue (Headed by Latif Dori). 1998-1999. 1 folder.

579-580: Hadash - Communists. 1993-2002. 3 folders.

581: Israeli Labour Party. 1994-1995. 1 folder.

582: Meretz Party. 1993-2002. 1 folder.

583: Moderate Religious Groups, including: Meimad, Oz Ve Shalom / Netivot Shalom, Tzav Piyus. N.d. 1 folder.

584: Progressive List for Peace. 1984-1988. 1 folder.

585: Radical Left Wing Groups and Activists. 1985 and n.d. 1 folder.

586: Sheli Party. 1977. 1 folder.

587-589: Against a two state solution.
Anarchists.
Balad.
Committee for Israeli-Palestinian dialogue, by Israelis of oriental origin.
Center Party.
Elections material.
Dai la-Kibush.
Dor Shalom.
Da’am.
Free Rats (Anarchists).
Hadash (including Maki, Banki, The Forum for Protecting Marxism.
Hahoma.
Israeli Communist Forum.
Kol Ezracheya.
Labor party.
Ma’avak- Socialist Struggle (CWI in Israel).
Meimad.
Meretz.
Mizrahi Democratic Rainbow-New Discourse (Hakeshet Hademokratit Hamizrahit).
Shahar.
Socialist Workers’ League.
Uri Avneri / Gush Shalom.
White Ballot Campaign.
Yahad. 1994-2006. 3 boxes.

Women’s peace organizations, protest- and solidarity actions

590-591: Bat Shalom.
Fifth Mother.
Good Neighborliness - Husan Al Jawar.
Jerusalem Center for Women /Jerusalem Link.
Machsom Watch.
Mothers and Women for Peace.
Shin Shuvi.
Solidarity with Women Political Prisoners (WOFPP).
Women against Violence.
Women in Black.
Women Embracing Peace.
Women Refuse.
Women Solidarity.
Women’s Coalition for Peace.
Women Walk for Peace. 1998-2005. 2 boxes.

Feminist organizations / groups

592: Alssiwar-Feminist Arab Movement Supporting Victims of Sexual Abuse (Haifa).
ASWAT – Palestinian Gay Women (Haifa).
Isha L’Isha – Haifa Feminist Center.
Israeli feminist Society.
Kol Ha Isha – Women’s Center.
Theatre Company Jerusalem (Feminist Jewish theatre). 2000-2004. 1 folder.

Religious peace groups

593: Ba’Ham – Islamic Universal Voice of Peace.
The Israel – Ishmael Religious Party.
Oz Ve Shalom - Netivot Shalom.
Rabbi Fruman.
Rabbis for Human Rights.
Settlers pro Peace. 1996-2004. 1 folder.

Cultural, artistic and educational initiatives

594-600: Al-Muntada.
Alma College.
Arab-Hebrew Theatre Jaffa.
Artists for Co-existence.
Book Publishers (Hitorerut - Hitpress, Andalus, Resling).
Cultural work with children in Jaffa.
Documentary theater.
Hagada Hasmalit (the Left Bank).
Kibbutz Gallery, Tel Aviv.
Political-Cultural events and films.
Political poetry.
Radio –all for Peace.
Salon Mazal.
Social-Eco College.
Zochrot (Remembering the Nakba in Hebrew. 1995-2005. 7 folders.

Youth- and student organizations in Israel

601: Al Hahoma - Hashomer Hatsair.
Baladna Youth.
Campus.
Green Line.
Hanoar Haoved.
Hitnagdut – Radical Youth.
Reut-Sadaka. 1980-2005. 1 folder.

Palestinian Groups, actions, demonstrations in the Occupied Territories

602: Bethlehem Bible College.
Bethlehem University struggles to remain open.
Bir Zeit University Center for Palestine Research and Studies.
Central Union of Palestinian Women.
Hebron Municipality.
Jordanian Communist Party
LAW- The Palestinian Society for Protection of Human Rights and the Environment (also: LAWE).
Latin Patriarchat of Jerusalem.
Messages from Palestinian Individuals.
PACE – publisher.
Palestine Report.
Palestinian Invalids Refused Entrance.
Palm Sunday March.
PCPO – Palestinian Center for Public Opinion.
PENGON – Anti Wall.
Qattan Foundation.
Sa’ir Women’s Cooperative.
Tourism, Industry. 1995-2005 1 box.

Human rights

603-604: Campaign against Deprival of Residency Rights to East Jerusalem Palestinians.
Palestinian Prisoners in Israeli Prisons.
PCATI and Other Anti Torture Initiatives.
Rebuilding Destroyed Palestinian Homes.
Adva Center – Information on Equality and Social Justice in Israel.
Amnesty International – Israel Section.
Association for the Advancement of Equal Opportunity.
Association for Civil Rights in Israel - ACRI
B’tselem.
Coalition Against Trade in Women.
ICAHD - The Israeli Committee against House Demolitions.
Kav La’Oved - Hotline for the Protection of Workers' Rights (Mainly Palestinian and Migrant Workers).
PHR- Physicians for Human Rights.
Planning Rights.
Red Cross.
Public Committee Against Torture in Israel (PCATI).
Society of St. Yves. 1993-2005. 2 boxes.

Social issues (including workers, trade unions, feminist and gay organizations)

605: Anti-Racist Actions. 1998 and n.d. 1 folder.

606-607: Histadrut – Trade Unions and Associations. 1994-1999. 2 folders.

608-609: Secularist and Anti-Clerical Groups. 1999 and n.d. 2 folders.

610-613: Alssiwar-Feminist Arab Movement Supporting Victims of Sexual Abuse (Haifa).
ASWAT – Palestinian Gay Women (Haifa).
Association of Community Centers.
Ben Tsion Yosepov.
Black Panthers.
Coalition against World Bank Policy.
Council of Slum Sages Different Education.
Forum of Anti Unemployment Organizations.
Free Religion.
Hela Huka le-Israel (Constitution for Israel).
Irgun Nifgaey Sh’hunot.
Isha L’Isha – Haifa Feminist Center.
Israeli Feminist Society.
A Just Society.
Kol Ha Isha – Women’s Center.
Lahatz.
Masa – Circle for an Independent Socialist Party.
Mediation.
Mifleget Hahityashvut –Anti Bank Party in 1996 elections.
New Israel Fund.
Ogen – Association Against Corruption.
Protesting Barenboim Playing Wagner.
Protests against Israel’s Business Conference .
Ra’ash – Men’s Rights.
Rabi Meshulam’s Protest of Yemenite Jews.
Revolution in Education.
Shatil.
Singur Kehilati (Communal Advocacy), Jerusalem 2002.
Theatre company Jerusalem (Feminist Jewish Theatre). 1993-2005. 4 folders.

Environmental issues

614-615: Animal Rights.
Green Action.
One Struggle.
Oxfam (Environment, Fare Trade). 1998-2005. 2 folders.

Anti-nuclear weapons

616-623: Actions against nuclear weapons including solidarity with Mordechai Vanunu and Campaign for Marcus Kleinberg . 1994-2005. 8 folders.

Foreign organizations

624: IJPU- International Jewish Peace Union (Maxim Ghilan, Mit’an Publication). 1991-1995. 1 folder.

625: Jewish and Jewish-Arab Peace Groups Abroad. 1994-1997. 1 folder.

626-628: International groups.
International groups reporting settlers’ violence.
ISM - International Solidarity Movement (reports and protests related to ISM victims). 1993-2005. 3 folders.

Religious groups

629-631: Anti -Abortion actions.
Religious groups.
Religious Israel Lovers. 1994-2005 and n.d. 3 folders.

Rabin Memorials

632-634: Dor Shalom (Peace Generation).
Mishmarot Shalom (Peace Guards) .
Other documents. 2001-2004. 3 folders.

Periodical publications

635: I&P – Israel & Palestine Strategic Update (by Maxim Gilan). 2003-2004.
Windows – Hebrew-Arabic Youth Magazine. 1999, 2003. 1 folder.

"Official" Israel, zionism, patriotism, pro-militarism

636-638: Israeli songs
KKL - Jewish National Fund
Nationalist propaganda by public institutions
Official pro-separation wall propaganda
The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel
WZO –World Zionist Organization
Progressive Official Actions 3 folders.

Right wing, settlers

639: Israeli National Movement.
Likud Party.
Settlers Willing to Evacuate. 1996-1999. 1 folder.

640-648: Al-Magor - Terror Victims Organization.
Anti Boycott.
Gaza settlers against disengagement.
Rabbi Dudkevich (“Hills Youth”).
Right wing. 1996-2005. 9 folders.

Information about the situation in the Occupied Territories

649: IDF Policy in the Occupied Territories.
Testimonies from the Occupied Territories. 1996-2001 and n.d. 1 folder.

650: Letters from Palestinians to the editor of Israeli newspapers. 1 folder.

Israeli Palestinians

651-654: Documents concerning Israeli Palestinians. 1988-2002. 4 folders.

Solidarity with other people

655: Documents concerning solidarity with other people. 1998-1999. 1 folder.

"Center" groups / initiatives

656: Dialog between left and right wing.
Middle way – nonviolence.
Peace & Security Council.
Settlers for Peace - Rabi Fruman. 2000-2005. 1 folder.

Individual activists

657: Uri Davis. 1999.
Tali Fahima. 2004.
Teddy Kats. 2000.
The Peled Family. 1997, 2002, 2004. 1 folder.

658: Correspondence- Peace Activists with Authorities.
Correspondence- Peace Activists with Palestinians. 1 folder.

659: Mati Peled.
Yohanan Katz. 1 folder.

660: Individual activists (Including: Uri Davis, Tali Fahima, Teddy Kats, The Peled Family, Arna Mer, Latif Dori, Neta Golan)
Left Wing Thinkers/Writers. 1992-2002. 1 folder.

High Court Appeals

661: Land confiscation for building the separation wall.
Outposts.
Other court materials. 1994-2005. 1 folder.

Testimonies by individuals

662: Gila Flint – Land confiscation around Bethlehem. 2002.
Neta Golan - Shabak interrogation. 2004. 1 folder.

Adam Keller and Beate Zilversmidt

663-669: Correspondences, personal reports, notes and documents (Including reports on Jenin Invasion and local issues from Kellers’ place of residence (Holon, Bat Yam). 1994-2005. 7 boxes.