Letter to the editor Join Israelis and Palestinians fighting for peace April 29

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Combatants for Peace organizes the 20th Israeli-Palestinian Joint Memorial Ceremony and 6th Joint Nakba Remembrance Ceremony on April 29, 2025. This grassroots movement involves Israelis and Palestinians united in their mission to end the occupation and establish peace. With a focus on joint nonviolence, the group employs civil resistance and education to challenge oppressive systems. Victor Eskenazi, a representative from Mountlake Terrace, underscores the significance of collaboration in achieving collective liberation. The upcoming ceremonies aim to honor the memories of those lost while fostering a spirit of unity and coexistence.

Attendees can register for the event at www. cfpeace. org under the Ceremonies tab. The movement reflects a growing desire for peaceful relations between communities historically at odds. Such events highlight the potential for reconciliation and dialogue in the region.

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