Quarterly Bulletins

• Palestinian Christians gain recognition and reveal vulnerability
  (2nd quarter, 2006)
• Jerusalem: Eye of the Storm
  (1st quarter, 2006)
• A Strategic Approach to the U.S. Role in Israel-Palestinian
  Peacemaking
  (4th quarter, 2005)
• The New Debate on Foreign Aid to Israel and the Palestinians
  (3rd quarter, 2005)
• Gaza Withdrawal Must Be Just the First Step Toward A Successful Palestinian State
• (2nd quarter, 2005)
• Jerusalem: the Key to Peace, or a Fuse for Conflict?
  (1st quarter, 2005)
• Hopes Revive for U.S. as Honest Broker, as Palestinian Elections Renew Peace Prospects
  (4th quarter, 2004) 
• Does U.S. Political Weakness on Israel-Palestine Heighten the Terrorist Threat?
  (3rd quarter, 2004)
• Actions and Inactions by Sharon and Bush Put Two-State Solution at Risk
  (2nd quarter, 2004)
• Palestinians Must Be Party to Gaza and West Bank Negotiations
  (May-June Washington Report)
• Elusive Peacemaking Compels Concrete Action
  (1st quarter, 2004)
• Desperation Deepens for Palestinians in Occupied Territories
  (January-February Washington Report)
• 2003 Wrap-Up
  (November-December Washington Report)
• The Holy Land Needs Bridges, Not Walls
  (4th quarter, 2003)
• A New Approach to Security and Development
  (3rd quarter, 2003)
• Christian Commitment to Peacemaking Is Distorted by Christian Zionists
  (2nd quarter, 2003)
• Health Conditions Worsen in Gaza and West Bank
  (March/April 2003 Washington Report)
• While Eyes Are Focused on Iraq: An Update from Washington on Israeli-Palestinian Issues
  (1st quater, 2003)

Bulletin Archive

Actions

• Oppose HR 4681. Don’t Punish the Palestinian People
  (Action Alert - February 12, 2006)
  
• Support Aid to the Palestinians
  (Action Alert - March 10, 2005)
  
• Support Funding for Treatment of Torture Victims
  (Action Alert - August 18, 2004)
• Settlement Expansion Continues; Ask President Bush to Intervene
  (Action Alert - August 17, 2004)
  
• Road Map Peace Plan Is Boosted by Congressional Letter
  (Action Alert - May 14, 2003)
• Oppose Vitriolic Rhetoric
  (Action Alert - October 22, 2002)
• Legislation Undermines Administration in Israeli-Palestinian Peacemaking
  (Action Alert - June 6, 2002)
• Violence in Occupied Territories Escalates; Observers Needed
  (Action Alert - October 20, 2001)
• Stop the Violence: Call for an International Observer Force
  (Action Alert - August, 2001)
• Special Action Alert on Humanitarian Crisis in Iraq
  (Action Alert - May 3, 2000)
• Sanctions Against Iraq
  (Action Alert - July 15, 1999)
• The Humanitarian Crisis in Iraq (Action Alert - September 25, 1998)
• U.S. Should Oppose Israeli Expansion Plan
  (Action Alert - June 26, 1998)

Letters to Legislators

• Encourage U.S. Leadership toward a Two-State Solution
  (Sign-on letter – November 14, 2005)
• The U.S. Should Provide Financial Assistance to Israel and the Palestinians
  (Sign-on letter – July 18, 2005)
• Resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
  (Sign-on letter – June 10, 2005)
• Thank You for Implementing Negotiated Agreement
  (Sign-on letter – April 6, 2005)
• Support Palestinian Aid in War Supplemental
  (Sign-on letter – April 1, 2005)
• Lead the Process to End Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
  (Sign-on letter – January 21, 2005)
• Ask the President to Work with the Israeli Government to Support Christians
  (Sign-on letter — May 7, 2004)
• Support U.N. — led Relief and Reconstruction in Iraq
  (Sign-on letter - April 2, 2003)
• Combat Weapons of Mass Destruction
  (Sign-on letter - December 20, 2002)
• Oppose Pre-emptive Military Action Against Iraq
  (Sign-on letter - September 12, 2002)
• Stop the Mideast Cycle of Violence
  (Sign-on letter - October 14, 2000)
• Funding for UN Peacekeeping
  (Sign-on letter - October 12, 2000)

A Christian Call for Peace in the Middle East

• We believe that one of the primary outcomes of negotiations in the Middle East must be a viable Palestinian state living in peace alongside the state of Israel. For a Palestinian state to be viable and for Israel to be secure, Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and Gaza must end. All Israeli settlement activity in the Occupied Territories must cease.
• We believe in the vision of a shared Jerusalem as the heritage, hope and home of two peoples and three religions. Jerusalem should be a shared, open city — a sign of peace and a symbol of reconciliation for the Abrahamic faiths.
• We call for an immediate end to the cycle of violence. We support a negotiated agreement for an Israeli-Palestinian-Arab peace based on international law.
• We strongly support the presence of international observers as one immediate means of discouraging further violence between Palestinians and Israelis.
• We urge our country’s leaders to do all in their power to prepare the road for a just and durable peace.