Nonviolence as a Legitimate Means toward Peace in Palestine

2005

by Mubarak Awad

8 pages

Mubarak Awad defines nonviolence, along with its basic principles and practices, using Palestine as a case study. This piece acknowledges the provocative nature of nonviolent tactics. This text provides seven principles of nonviolence including the educational process of lifelong nonviolence, its practical application, the symbolic forms, non-cooperation as a necessity, contact with peace-seeking opposition, and the use of nonviolent intervention. The paper also includes potential "what ifs" and a look ahead.

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Title
Nonviolence as a Legitimate Means toward Peace in Palestine
Identifier
IIP540F11
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Date
2005
Author
Mubarak Awad
Organization
Nonviolence International
Movement
Various Movements
Country
USA
Language
English
Collection
nonviolence international
Subject
nonviolence education
Abstract
Mubarak Awad defines nonviolence, along with its basic principles and practices, using Palestine as a case study. This piece acknowledges the provocative nature of nonviolent tactics. This text provides seven principles of nonviolence including the educational process of lifelong nonviolence, its practical application, the symbolic forms, non-cooperation as a necessity, contact with peace-seeking opposition, and the use of nonviolent intervention. The paper also includes potential "what ifs" and a look ahead.
Pages
8