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The Grief Counselor of Gaza
Why does a young Palestinian strap a bomb around his—or her—chest? Perhaps no one has studied this question more than Dr. Eyad Sarraj, founder of the Gaza Community Mental Health Program. His answer? For starters, says the doctor in our July-August Link, listen to how these young people describe themselves, not how Western news reporters describe them. Click here for the Current Issue. Our Featured Issue from the Archive: There is nothing new in the torment currently inflicted on Gaza through a siege imposed on its one and one-half million residents by Israel and the United States with the acquiescence of Europe. As our 1972 Link amply demonstrates, the measure of misery has only been ramped up and Israel’s consistent policy of collective punishment no longer provokes outrage from the world community. Click here for the Featured Issue. The Archive: Graphic images of all past issues of The Link are accessible on this website and can be downloaded in PDF format. The text of virtually every issue is available for separate downloads, which accommodates web users who lack high speed connections. The text is in a form that is printer-friendly and can be quickly e-mailed. Click here to browse through The Archive. The Link Catalog: A Guide to AMEU’s Internet Archive has a brief description of each Link. After looking through the catalog, researchers can return to the archive and search it by year, author or subject. Give a gift subscription to The Link. A gift subscription for one year (five issues) is $20.00. Mail your check with a list of gift recipients to: AMEU, 475 Riverside Drive, Room 245, New York, NY 10115-0245. Each gift recipient also will receive a copy of the recently revised “The Colonization of Palestine” by Jamil Fayez, a listing of the 452 cities, towns and villages that were destroyed with the establishment of the state of Israel. Please help sustain our work. Your donations make publishing The Link possible and enable us to answer requests for copies from churches, study groups and conferences. Donations to AMEU can be made in one of two ways:
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