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Judaism: Peace and Conflict
Jewish peacemaking
- 3 things to know
- Paper 2
Overview
Perkei Avot 1:18, justice, forgiveness and reconciliation, the Parents Circle–Families Forum and its founding, Rabbis for Human Rights, Yitzhak Rabin's Nobel Peace Prize, and Hand in Hand schools.
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What does Judaism teach about peacemaking?
What does Perkei Avot 1:18 teach?
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What does Judaism teach about peacemaking?
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Judaism teaches that Jews must actively pursue peace, not just wait for it. Psalm 34:14 says, “Seek peace and pursue it”.
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What does Perkei Avot 1:18 teach?
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Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel taught that the world stands on three things: justice, truth and peace.
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Why is justice important for Jewish peacemaking?
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Peace cannot last where there is injustice, since people will keep fighting for their rights. Perkei Avot 1:18 places justice alongside peace as a foundation of the world.
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Why is forgiveness important for Jewish peacemaking?
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Forgiveness allows former enemies to move beyond hatred and rebuild trust. Without forgiveness, cycles of revenge continue.
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Why is reconciliation important for Jewish peacemaking?
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Reconciliation restores friendship between people or groups who were in conflict. An end to fighting only becomes a lasting peace through reconciliation.
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What is the Parents Circle–Families Forum?
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The Parents Circle–Families Forum brings together Israeli and Palestinian families who have lost relatives to the conflict. Members share their stories to promote reconciliation.
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