Peace Now
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| Founded | 1978 |
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| Members | over 10,000 |
| Founders | Omri Padan |
| Amos Arieli | |
| Yuli Tamir | |
| Tzali Reshef | |
| Type of business | Non-profit organisation |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1660133 |
About Peace Now
Peace Now is a non-governmental organization, liberal advocacy and activist group in Israel with the aim of promoting a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Palestinian fears grow amid rising Israeli settler attacks
... Already 2023 has set an all-time record for settlement construction in the West Bank and for the legitimisation of outposts, according to settlement watchdog Peace Now...
Trevor Reed: Ex-US marine freed by Russia is injured fighting in Ukraine
... " I hope he finds some Peace Now...
West Bank: US 'troubled' by Israeli settlement expansion plans
... According to the Israeli anti-settlement group Peace Now, the last six months have seen more than 13,000 settlement homes advanced in the West Bank - about three times as many as in the whole of last year...
Steeltown Murders: How a DNA-first caught a serial killer 30 years on
... " But after all of those years, she can finally rest in Peace Now...
Jasmine Hartin: Socialite pleads guilty over death of police officer
... She told reporters outside the courthouse: " I just want Henry s family to have Peace Now and I want this whole thing to be behind all of us so we can heal...
Terry Hall: Tributes to The Specials singer who was 'one of the greats'
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The tragedy of Afghanistan's malnourished children
... " We are happy there is Peace Now, but we have no food, no work and no money...
Coronavirus: stories of unemployment, fear and hope in the United States
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Trevor Reed: Ex-US marine freed by Russia is injured fighting in Ukraine
By Max MatzaBBC News
A US man who was jailed by Russia for nearly three years before being released in a 2022 prisoner swap has been injured while fighting in Ukraine .
Ex-US Marine Trevor Reed was hurt while fighting against Russia 's invasion, the US State Department said on Tuesday.
Officials add that he " was not engaged in any activities on behalf of the US government" and reiterated that Americans should not travel to Ukraine .
Mr Reed has been transported to Germany by a non-governmental organisation.
State Department deputy spokesperson Vedant Patel said at a briefing that US officials " are aware" of Mr Reed's injuries and the fact that he has been taken to Germany for treatment.
" We have been incredibly clear that traveling to Ukraine , choosing to participate in the fighting there, has a very real risk of capture, of death, of Bodily Harm , and that continues to be our assessment, " Mr Patel said.
The circumstances of Mr Reed's injuries - and how or when he came to fight for Ukraine - are not clear. Officials tell US media he was injured in eastern Ukraine before being taken to hospital in Kyiv And Then sent on to Germany.
The Messenger , Mr Reed's injuries, says he suffered shrapnel wounds from stepping on a land mine Two Weeks ago.
According to Cbs News , The Bbc 's US partner, sources say he is being treated at a military faculty in The German town of Landstuhl for a laceration to an extremity.
In 2019, Mr Reed was convicted in Russia of fighting with police officers while on a drunken Night Out .
The US had deemed him to be wrongfully detained in Russia , calling his trial " theatre of the absurd".
He was released in 2022 in exchange for a Russian pilot who had been convicted in the US of cocaine smuggling charges.
The US is currently working to free two Americans also considered to be wrongfully detained in Russia - Businessman Paul Whelan and journalist Evan Gershkovich.
Russia and Ukraine have Not Yet commented on Mr Reed's injuries.
David Whelan, a brother of Paul Whelan , said in a statement: " I'm sorry to hear that he's been injured. But a hostage's release isn't an End Point .
" They have To Live with The Aftermath after The Hostage takers and others move on. I can't imagine The Anger , vengeance, and grief they must feel.
" I hope he finds some Peace Now . "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
