Articles

• The School for Peace wins 2003 peace prize of the Deutsch-Israelische Gesellschaft
  2 April 2003

  Two representatives of the School for Peace travelled to Berlin to receive the peace prize of the German - Israel friendship society.

• "Sweating for peace"
  1 April 2003

  A report of how high school students in Zurich raised money by organizing and taking part in a running event.

• A food market
  15 March 2003

  The hotel and village residents staged a food market where delicious traditional preparations were made and sold.

• Visit by Canadian Delegation
  14 January 2003
• New members and families voted in
  January 2003

  January 26 2003: Another milestone in the history of NSWAS. The village accepted eleven of our rising generation for membership or candidacy. There was great excitement as Sagi Frisch (22) and Suleiman Boulos (22) were accepted as members, and the following over 18-year-olds were accepted as candidates (alphabetical, by family name):
  Ranin Boulos (18)– will study drama at the Hebrew University Adi Frisch (21)– currently working for a cellular phone company Amit Kitain (19) – doing his army (...)

• "Give peace a voice" benefit concert
  28 December 2002
• Jane Fonda and Eve Ensler conduct an evening for women
  20 December 2002
• Peacemaker Award 2002
  December 2002
• Swiss CEVI award, 2002
  June 2002
• A week of demonstrations and humanitarian efforts
  April 2002
• Unicef Italy Award
  December 2001
• Development report
  December 2001
• Annual elections
  3 July 2001
• Land Day
  30 March 2001
• The Peace Alliance
  17 March 2001
• Talk after the national elections
  18 February 2001
• Election day
  6 February 2001
• Visitors during the year 2000
  1 January 2001
• In memory of Wellesley Aron
  2001

  Wellesley Aron (1901 - 1988)
  Early NSWAS member Wellesley (Pinchas) Aron, a graduate of Cambridge University, emigrated to Palestine in 1926. Three years later, the late Dr. Chaim Weizmann (Israel’s first president) called him back to London to serve as his political secretary. There, in London, Wellesley Aron conceived and created the Habonim Movement to provide Jewish youth with a knowledge of their history and traditions and with the definite aim of eventually participating in the (...)

• Shai Schwartz - Storyteller
  2001