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Some people disparage the Global Sumud Flotilla, calling their enterprise “foolish” or “wanton”—while in my mind, they mark a very high point in the moral
David Adler is a young man embarked on one of the vessels of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Two days ago, while the flotilla was approaching
At the time of my writing, the Sumud Flottilla has left the island of Crete and is sailing directly toward the shores of Gaza. The
In the book Order of the Sacred Earth, Matthew Fox gives concrete examples of how an important premodern human reality, such as that of making
Modern materialistic consciousness cannot understand that making a vow in a solemn way — be it private or public — makes an objective difference in
The comments I received after last’s week meditation on the Order of the Sacred Earth (see DM for Sept. 20) made me think deeply of
I have insisted already that those who feel called to resist nonviolently the violent and dehumanizing socio-political atmosphere of today, which is both epitomized and
Radicalization is not always geared toward violence and is not always bad. However, being radically nonviolent is a way of existing in the world that
The word “radicalization” and its cognate verbal forms, such as “radicalized” and “radicalizing,” have been in use for at least the past 25 years. They
There is no clearer example of how music and songs can be a means for resistance than the Gaza Birds Singing, a group of children
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