CPT International

On March 9, 2007, Hebron team members held a short memorial service to mark the first anniversary of the death of CPTer Tom Fox in

A late-night call on April 6 alerted CPTers to yet another seizure by Israeli settlers of a vacant three-story apartment building owned by a Palestinian

The last issue of “Signs of the Times” (Spring 2008; vol. XVIII, No. 2) reported on Israeli military raids of orphanages run by the Islamic

“This is the fourth car of mine that Israelis have set on fire in seven years,” said Palestinian Hani Abu Haikel, a long-time friend of

by Sean O’Neill Beit Romano, a desolate square located at the entrance to the Old City of Hebron, is another victim of the exodus of

In August, after 13 years of peacemaking ministry based in the Old City of Hebron, CPT had to make the difficult decision to close that

On October 30, a Red Crescent Society ambulance, escorted by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), was transporting Palestinian Hana Abu Haikel from

by Sandra Rincón translated by Duane Ediger Since concluding a full-time presence in Kenora, Ontario on May 31, 2005, CPT continues to place small teams

by Jessica Frederick What are summer days like in the South Hebron Hills?  It depends. On a good day, we CPTers sit with Palestinian shepherds

by Ramzi Kysia 29 October 2008: This morning, I marched in Selma; I stood down tanks in Tiananmen Square, and I helped tear down the