RADIO SALAAM SHALOM
celebrates
first, successful year of Muslims & Jews talking together
Thursday,
21 February 2008
Today there is
a near-vacuum of official statesmanship and diplomacy, other than throwing
self-will and violence at most international problems.
The public peace process of citizens
-- http://traubman.igc.org/pubpeace.htm
-- has never been more needed on Earth.
This non-government activity was first named in July,
1991, with the signing of the historic FRAMEWORK FOR A PUBLIC PEACE PROCESS of
Palestinian and Israeli citizen-leaders.
Facilitating was Dr. Harold Saunders, former
U.S. Assistant Secretary of State, also facilitator of the Camp David Accords,
and author of two foundational books:
~ ~ A Public Peace Process: Sustained Dialogue to
Transform Racial and Ethnic Conflicts (2001)
~ ~ Politics Is about Relationship: A Blueprint for the
Citizens' Century (2005)
RADIO SALAAM SHALOM: Muslims and Jews talking together -- http://salaamshalom.org.uk/ -- is one of
the great examples of such citizen-driven activity.
This February, 2008, the 24/7 Internet radio
station from Bristol, England is celebrating it's first birthday.
These creative Muslims and Jews have live a
successful year of transmitting globally their cultural and spiritual online
programming
The foundation is
built in their own successful relationships, imagination and dedication.
WATCH and HEAR the human struggles and successes of
RADIO SALAAM SHALOM .
Enjoy four inspiring streaming videos from
England's TV news reports about Muslims and Jews of Bristol, UK encouraging us
all.
Painting a picture of what the world can and will look
like.
Begin with today's TV new
broadcasts on BBC World and BBC News 24
One-year of broadcasts
BBC World and BBC News 24 -- (Thursday, 21 Feb 2008 -- 2 mins)
'Salaam Shalom': Unity in radio
An English internet radio station which
brings together local Muslims and Jews is celebrating one year on air.
First 6 months of broadcasts
BBC1 News video --
(Aug 2007 -- 7 mins)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4C8OtwIp75I&feature=related
First broadcast
BBC News video (Feb 2007 -- 4-1/2 mins)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I68njAemUxw
Background
BBC News video (Feb 2007 -- 7-1/2 mins )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzVDNNdepZY&feature=related