Middle East Peace Initiative

Judul Tulisan

Contents

 

Preface

Introduction to the Program

 

Session I: Opening

1. Welcome
   • Dr. Thomas G. Walsh
   • Ms. Karen Judd Smith
2. Invocation
   • Archbishop George A. Stallings
3. How a Daily Newspaper and Worldwide Media Network Can Help Bring World Peace
   • Mr. Douglas D.M.Joo
4. The Future Lies in Cooperation
   • Dr. Faisal Odeh Al-Rfouh
5. Each Has a Stake in the Other’s Success
   • Dr. Noel Brown
6. Overcoming Religious Mistrust
   • Dr. Andrew Wilson

 

Session II: The World at a Turning Point

1. Preliminary Remarks
   • Dr. Thomas G. Walsh
2. God is the Foundation of All Religion
   • Rev. Dr. Chung Hwan Kwak
3. Defend Yourself Without Killing the Innocent
   • H.E. Abdurrahan Wahid
4. Peace Has a Spiritual Component
   • Ms. Karen Judd Smith
5. A Pilgrimage for Peace
   • Rev. Michael Jenkins
6. The American Leadership Initiative
   • Mr. James P.Flynn
7. Th Role of NGOs
   • Mr. Taj Hamad

 

Session III: Middle East Peace – The Roadmap and Beyond

1. Preliminary Remarks
   • Mr. Taj Hamad
2. Practical Issues We Can Work on Now
   • Prof. Eliezer Glaubach
3. The Palestinian Compaign for Peace and Democracy
   • Dr. Khuloud Khayyat Dajani
4. Obstacle to the So-called Roadmap
   • Dr. Fereydoun Hoveyda
5. The Middle East Undergoing Rapid Change
   • Hon. Dan Tichon

 

Session IV: Innovative Practices for Peace – Supplementing the Roadmap

1. Our Project are Seeds of Peace
   • Mr. Robert Kittel
2. Character Education in the Commonwealth of Independent States
   • Dr. Thomas Phillips
3. Good Relationship Build Peace
   • Imam Ameer Pasha Salahuddin
4. Women Activists in Israel
   • Ms. Shelly Elkayam Sandor
5. Education for Dialogue and Peace
   • Dr. M. Darrol Bryant
6. Interreligious Servise Projects
   • Rev. John W. Gehring

 

Session V: The Interreligious Imperative – Jerusalem Declaration

1. Preliminary Remarks
   • Rev. Michael Jenkins
2. An Hour Dispensing Justice is Worth a Lifetime of Prayer
   • Imam Omar Saleem Abu-Namous
3. The Present, Past, and Future
   • Rabbi Itzhak Bar-Dea
4. Religions Have an Obligation to Create an Atmosphere for Peace
   • Dr. Shuki Yariv Ben-Ami
5. There is No Permanent Enemy
   • Archbishop George A. Stalling
6. The Religious Imperative
   • Dr. Frank Kaufmann
7. Why is So Much Violence Associated With Religion?
   • Dr. Akbar S. Ahmed

 

Session VI: Dinner Speech

1. Think of the Original Purpose of God’s Creation
   • Rev. Dr. Chung Hwan Kwak

 

Session VII: Discussion Groups – New Models of Governance

1. Preliminary Remarks
   • Dr. Thomas G. Walsh
2. The Spirit World is Watching Us
   • Archbishop George A. Stalling
3. Report on Discussion Group A: The United Nations and Global Governance
   • Ms. Karen Judd Smith
4. Report on Discussion Goup B: The Middle East and the Roadmap
   • Mr. David Frazer Harris
5. Report on Discussion Group C: The USA and Its Foreign Policies
   • Mr. James P. Flynn
6. Report on Group Discussion D: Religious Freedom and Its Relevance to Peace
   • Mr. Dan Fefferman

 

Session VIII: Closing Session

1. Preliminary Remarks
   • Rev. Michael Jenkins
2. Six Items too Measure a Conference
   • Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
3. Without Love There Is No Peace
   • Pastor Monet Beverly
4. An Environment for Peace Includes a Good Water Supply and the End of Terrorism
   • Hon. Ben Gilman
5. I Have Been Enriched Here
   • H.E. Abdurrahman Wahid
6. Closing Remarks
   • Dr. Thomas G. Walsh

 

Appendix: The Washington Declaration

Speaker’s Biographies