For Sale: "Red Flower" by Gideon Rubin
PROPERTY SOLD TO BENEFIT FRIENDS OF ISRAELI PALESTINIAN BEREAVED FAMILIES FORUM.

Holon: High school Students meet with bereaved Israeli and Palestinian Families

Peace campaigners shocked by arrest of Palestinian activist
New Release from the UK Friends of the Bereaved Families Forum: Israeli Palestinian Bereaved Families for Peace.

Muhaned Abu Awwad, 20, son of Khaled Abu Awwad - the general manager of PCFF and a peace activist himself, was brutally arrested Friday night.

A special letter and two poems by Jim Tipp.

Cartooning in Conflict exhibition
By Richard Millett.

"Neighbors- Bereaved Women creating reconciliation "
2009 was the year that the women's group opened up their wonderful relationship and work to the general public with "Neighbors- Bereaved Women creating reconciliation ", a two- day event held at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque in December.

PEACE DAY 2009
For the fourth year in a row the PCFF celebrated World Peace Day.

may his memory be for blessing: Samuel Hadas
A friend, an outstanding staunch supporter of The Parents Circle - Families Forum, passed away prematurely. Samuel Hadas, compañero y amigo, uno de los más prominentes amigos del Círculo de Padres - Foro de Familias, acaba de fallecer prematuramente.

CARTOONING IN CONFLICT - London - 11th January, 2010
UK Friends of the Bereaved Families Forum Invite you to the Opening of the exhibition

Coverage of Cartoons in Conflict

Cartoonists draw upon shared pain
Miriam Rinn - New Jersey Jewish Standard

Middle-East Piece: Editorial cartoonists draw attention to Israeli-Palestinian conflict with exhibit
BY Robert Johnson DAILY NEWS WRITER

The Parents Circle Families Forum & No Longer Empty invite you to: CARTOONS IN CONFLICT
Exhibition in New York Opening Night: December 10th - Invitation

CARTOONS IN CONFLICT
WORLD’S TOP EDITORIAL CARTOONISTS SKETCH PATH TO MIDDLE EAST PEACE FOR NYC EXHIBIT - DECEMBER 10th – 23rd

"Neighbors - Women Creating Reconciliation"
A SPECIAL EVENT IN THE LOBBY OF THE CINEMATHEQUE, TEL-AVIV FRIDAY-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4-5.2009 BETWEEN 11:00 to 19:00.

United by their grief
“It started by us both liking cigarettes, a lot!” Robi Damelin and Ali Abu Awwad, on the roof balcony of Notre-Dame de France hotel overlooking Jerusalem, lost a son and a brother respectively, and have used their loss to try to spread the word of peace. A Palestinian whose brother was shot in the head by an Israeli soldier. An Israeli mother who lost a son to a Palestinian sniper. Brought together by a bereavement group, with members from both sides of the conflict, they are now spreading a message of peace. By Rachel Shabi - THE NATIONAL