I am looking forward to hear from my colleagues about their ideas on solving conflicts and more importantly to hear from students about their opinions and suggestions as I am really hoping to expand my knowledge and views about the conflict in the Middle East and others around the world.
Read moreGetting to know Shammah Kiunsi, our new intern | Interviewed by Shana Hazboun
I will coordinate the Peace Simulation CAS, and work on projects that aim to expand the CRC network to other parts of the world starting with Africa. I believe that the Charney will expand its mission to other parts of the world to create “Spies for Peace”.
Read moreSTUDENT FEEDBACK ON THE 2022 PEACE SIMULATION | Getting to know Amanda Fida
Following the CRC Annual Peace Simulation at the Eastern Mediterranean International School, we got to know Amanda Fida, an eighteen-year-old DP1 from Albania, and her thoughts on the simulation:
Read moreDOUBLE STANDARDS by Shana Hazboun
The Charney Resolution Center, expresses its deepest condolences for those who have lost a loved one during this war.
Read moreThe Charney Resolution Center’s Annual Peace Talks Simulation @ EMIS
As usual, although admittedly in a very unusual atmosphere due to the pandemic, we are once again having the Charney Resolution Center’s annual Peace Talks Simulation at EMIS
Read moreChristmas in Bethlehem during COVID | By Shana Hazboun
Christmas tree is lit outside the Church of the Nativity in the West Bank city of Bethlehem.
Christmas in Bethlehem is one of the most significant settings in the world for celebrating Christmas Eve. Bethlehem, the Palestinian town in which Jesus was born, is located in the West Bank, just a few minutes south of Jerusalem.
Read moreCorona Diaries 3- Shana Hazboun and Ophyr Hanan
Together again at the CRC Headquarters in HaKfar HaYarok!
Throughout the month of May, the lockdowns in the Middle East have begun to ease up. With everything that happened, it’s really interesting to see people showing extra care to their personal and public hygiene.
Read moreCorona Reflections: Chapter 2
Passover and Easter, two important holidays for our collective cultures were both celebrated this month. Yet, our annual sense of unity and community have been altered and somewhat lost this year- yet another consequence of the Corona pandemic.
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