Haaretz - June 26
Haaretz Daily Cartoon features Peace Now
News 24 (AFP Story) - July 4
Peace Now
quoted in comment on settlement construction strengthening extremists
Daily Mail - July 6
Peace
Now quoted for a fact on settlement expansion: Israeli government initiates construction of 42 new homes in West
Bank settlement
New York Jewish Week - July 14
Board Member Martin Bresler's op-ed, "Why I Do Call Israel Out On The Occupation" is published as a response to David Bernstein's "Why I Don't Call Israel Out On The Occupation."
Media Coverage of Peace Now's Response to NGO Law
Al Jazeera - July 12
Israel
passes controversial NGO bill amid criticism
Washington Post - July 12
Israel NGOs decry 'deeply anti-democratic' move as new law approved
Reuters (featured in Daily Mail and Voice of America) - July 12
EU says Israel's new NGO law risks 'undermining values'
http://www.voanews.com/content/eu-says-israels-new-ngo-law-risks-undermining-values/3414830.html
The Guardian - July 12
Israel
passes law to force NGOs to reveal foreign funding
BBC - July 12
EU criticises Israel law forcing NGOs to reveal
foreign funding
The Times of Israel - July 12
EU: NGO law risks
undermining Israel's democratic values
The Times of Israel - July 12
Left-wing groups slam
'anti-democratic' NGO law
Al Arabiya - July 12
>Israel
approves NGO foreign funding law
The Forward - July 12
Israel Passes
Controversial Anti-NGO Law
Jewish Telegraphic Agency - July 12
Knesset passes controversial 'transparency' law on NGO funding
i24 News - July 12
EU Slams Israel's controversial NGO law
France 24 - July 12
Israël
adopte une loi controversée sur le financement étranger des ONG
The Associated Press (featured in Washington Post and New York Times) - July 11
Israel passes law targeting human rights organizations
http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2016/07/11/world/middleeast/ap-ml-israel-ngo-law.html
Reuters (also featured in Ynet News and the Jerusalem Post) - July 11
Israel NGO bill, seen as targeting left-wing groups, becomes law
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-israel-ngo-idUSKCN0ZR2JB
New York Times - July 28
"Bill
Clinton Would Be an Ideal Middle East Convoy"
by Letty Cottin Pogrebin
What should Hillary Clinton do with Bill? That's easy. She should appoint him as special envoy to Israel/Palestine with a presidential mandate to jump start the peace process.
Bill Clinton is the perfect person to create bridging proposals and persuade both parties to make crucial compromises. No one in America is more conversant with the issues that divide Israelis and Palestinians and the events that have led them to the current impasse. No one else knows the neighborhood better — not just its leaders but the civil society activists and local organizers who will ultimately make peace a reality on the ground.
Because of his role as facilitator of the 1993 Oslo process that culminated in the handshake between Yitzhak Rabin
and Yasir Arafat on the White House lawn, and his last ditch efforts at the 2000 Camp David summit meeting with
Arafat and Israel's then-Prime Minister Ehud Barak, Bill knows the map right down to the streets in Jerusalem and
the squares in Ramallah. He knows where the minefields are — right of return, borders, security, and who controls
the Temple Mount. If there's the slightest possibility that this 100-year-old conflict can be brought to a
peaceful, permanent conclusion, Bill Clinton is the one who can make it happen.
Such an assignment would focus his formidable energy and expertise on this single complex issue and leave the rest
of the country for Hillary to run.
Washington Post - July 29
State Dept. criticizes Israeli settlement expansion, demolitions, Peace Now welcomes US criticism of Israel's
settlement expansion
Israel Hayom - July 29
US slams increase in Israeli construction
beyond Green Line, Peace Now quoted on Israeli government tenders for settlement homes
The News - July 29
New Israeli
Settlement Plans Provocative, Peace Now quoted on Israeli government tenders for settlement homes
Haaretz - July 28
Left-wing Israeli Activists Facing Violence, Death
Threats, Hagit Ofran, director of Peace Now's Settlement Watch, describes growing threats to the
organization
Haaretz - July 28
Secret 1970 Document Confirms First West Bank
Settlements Built on a Lie, features Peace Now's aerial settlement maps and Hagit Ofran, director of Peace
Now's Settlement Watch, cites the first usage of military orders to seize land for civilian use
Reuters - July 28
US concerned over Israel's
settlement activity, Peace Now quoted on Israeli government tenders for settlement homes
Daily Sabah - July 27
US slams
new Israeli settlement plans for undermining peace, Peace Now quoted on Israeli government tenders
for settlement homes
The Jerusalem Post - July 26
IDF raizes 15 illegal Arab homes in East Jerusalem and West Bank, Eyal Raz, spokesman for Peace Now, says
demolitions could exacerbate tensions
Washington Post - July 23
In the settlement of Kiryat Arba, the demand is to expand, Hagit Ofran, Director of Peace Now's Settlement
Watch, quoted on the threat of settlement expansion to peace