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Yahia Lababidi

Fort Lauderdale
As seen in: MSN, Substack, Flipboard, Frontline India, Salon, Boston University, Constant Contact, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Yahoo, Common Dreams and
Author of 16 books 🕊️ Work in @readliberties, Salmagundi, @worldlittoday, AGNI, Plough, @Sojourners, @DAWNmenaorg; forthcoming @the_revealer.

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Civic News. Empowering Nonprofits. Advancing Justice.

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By Yahia Lababidi, Aine Creedon
| Nonprofit Quarterly
Sanday, W. (William) Waterhouse, Paul – Sacred sites of the gospels Oxford : Clarendon Press (1903) There is a story in my family that I have carried the way one carries a key: aware of its weight, uncertain of the door. I think of it now because the United States is preparing to mark 250 years of its founding promises, and I find myself returning to an older form of civic trust, one my family practiced in Jerusalem long before such language was drafted into national scripture.
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The Global Sumud Flotilla is a mission of mercy, met with cruelty

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By Yahia Lababidi
| Countercurrents
Some boats of Global Sumud Flotilla boats at dock in Augusta, Sicily Italy (photo by Ann Wright) After a symbolic launch in Barcelona on April 12, the Global Sumud Flotilla set out across the Mediterranean Sea to bring aid to Gaza in what proved to be the largest civilian maritime convoy of its kind: 58 vessels, more than a thousand participants from over a hundred countries. Amnesty called on governments to guarantee safe passage. Greenpeace sent the Arctic Sunrise.
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The Global Sumud Flotilla Is a Mission of Mercy, Met With Cruelty

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By Yahia Lababidi
| ZNetwork
After a symbolic launch in Barcelona on April 12, the Global Sumud Flotilla set out across the Mediterranean Sea to bring aid to Gaza in what proved to be the largest civilian maritime convoy of its kind: 58 vessels, more than a thousand participants from over a hundred countries. Amnesty called on governments to guarantee safe passage. Greenpeace sent the Arctic Sunrise. And in the early hours of April 30, off the coast of Greece, Israeli naval forces moved in.
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