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The Challenges We Face and Community We Forge

An interview with Sa'ed Atshan.

Martin Kelley

June/July Books 2012

[…] Conservative. Their differences over  atonement reverberated long after the initial disagreements. Marsh gently points out the too-frequent misinformation passed on […]

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The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonialism and Resistance, 1917–2017 AND Queer Palestine and the Empire of Critique

[…] 2020. 336 pages. $30/hardcover; $18/paperback; $14.99/eBook. Buy from QuakerBooks By Sa’ed Atshan. Stanford University Press, 2020. 296 pages. $90/hardcover; $28/paperback […]

Reviewed by Steve Chase

Realizing Wholeness: Reflections from a Gay Palestinian Quaker

[…] pain we carry. While at Gathering, we commemorated the one-year anniversary of Israel’s war in the Gaza Strip last summer, […]

Sa’ed Atshan

News April 2017

Controversy over Palestinian speaker at Friends’ Central School Sa’ed Atshan. Photo from Facebook. In early February, administrators at Philadelphia’s Friends’ […]

Staff

Inner Peace, Outer Peace

I have a pet peeve. It’s hypocrisy. I’m not saying that Quakers are hypocrites but given our peace testimony, I […]

Elizabeth De Sa

Waging Peace: Global Adventures of a Lifelong Activist (Books)

[…] on Jesus’s command to “love your enemies.” Awed by this message, he mustered up the courage to tell the boys […]

Reviewed by Robert Dockhorn

Living Truth at The Woolman Semester

[…] Adelaide, Australia, and attending Quaker meeting regularly. However, I felt dissatisfied with how categorized my life had become. My spirit […]

Elizabeth De Sa

Our Top Five Articles for 2022

[…] about their predecessors and their role in worldly affairs—at the same time, they have been given many opportunities to show […]

FJ Editorial Staff

Friends General Conference

[…] On Being Human and Becoming Divine”; and Margaret Jacobs and Sa’ed Atshan, in a plenary conversation around the theme “Invoking […]

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