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The Building the Bridge Foundation exists because wisdom traditions teach that walls may protect briefly, but bridges heal the human family. We create sacred spaces for people, communities, faiths, cultures, and nations to listen humbly and rediscover our shared humanity.
Based in The Hague since 2015, we connect painful memories with future possibilities, inviting people to see faces, hear stories, honor responsibility, and make room for mercy, truth, and hope.
Israeli Elections: What Awaits the Palestinians?
Source: Palestine Chronicle
https://www.palestinechronicle.com/israeli-elections-what-awaits-the-palestinians/
By Ramzy Baroud
Published October 29, 2026
Who among Israel’s leading political figures is promising to end the genocide, lift the siege, and ensure unrestricted humanitarian aid?
Analysis - Israeli Democracy Has Been Given a Chance. It May Not Get Another
Source: Haaretz
By Aluf Benn
Published October 28, 2026
Gadi Eisenkot must now persuade his partners to accept his leadership, build a framework for cooperation with the Arab parties and form a government. Netanyahu knows that many Israelis who flew in to vote won't do it again
Liberal Zionists are trying to distance themselves from the reality that Israeli voters overwhelmingly want genocide
Source: Mondoweiss
Published October 30, 2026
Liberal Zionists bemoan both ultra-nationalist extremists and pro-Palestine activists, but Israel's latest elections show how they ultimately come to the defense of apartheid every time.
Our Monday News Analysis | What the World THINKS Now!
Bridging Differences to Help Heal a Broken Humanity (Part 12)
The Hague, 2 November 2026 | If you know of a decisive story, tell the world! We're still searching.
Our Friday News Analysis | What the World THINKS Now!
Bridging Differences to Get to Know the OTHER and One ANOTHER (Part 11)
The Hague, 30 October 2026 | If you know of a decisive story, tell the world! We're still searching.
Our Wednesday News Analysis | Israel’s objectives unlikely to shift as a result of election
Source: Arab News
https://www.arabnews.com/opinion/israels-objectives-unlikely-to-shift-as-a-result-of-election-3008290
By Dr. Ramzy Baroud
Published October 26, 2026
Israel’s objectives unlikely to shift as a result of election
Source: Arab News
Published October 26, 2026
Silencing Palestine: America’s Shameful History of Repression Continues
Source: Palestine Chronicle
Published October 24, 2026
The repression of Palestinian speech on American campuses occurred in partnership with the Trump administration’s vicious crackdown on student activism.
A New Israeli Government Must Make Arabs Partners, Not Enemies
Source: Haaretz
By Ron Gerlitz
Published October 26, 2026
A new coalition that unseats Netanyahu won't undo years of incitement, but it can chart a new path
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03-11Israeli Elections: What Awaits the Palestinians?
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03-11Analysis - Israeli Democracy Has Been Given a Chance. It May Not Get Another
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03-11Liberal Zionists are trying to distance themselves from the reality that Israeli voters overwhelmingly want genocide
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02-11Our Monday News Analysis | What the World THINKS Now!
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29-10Our Friday News Analysis | What the World THINKS Now!
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28-10Our Wednesday News Analysis | Israel’s objectives unlikely to shift as a result of election
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27-10Israel’s objectives unlikely to shift as a result of election
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27-10Silencing Palestine: America’s Shameful History of Repression Continues
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27-10A New Israeli Government Must Make Arabs Partners, Not Enemies
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26-10Our Monday News Analysis | What the World THINKS Now!
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15-10Our Friday News Analysis | What the World THINKS Now!
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