Yigal is Israeli. Arab is Palestinian. Each of them lost a sister in the conflict. Together they led an online discussion with FBFF supporters, chaired by Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg, one of FBFF's Patrons. Read more
Help spread the Bereaved Families Forum message of peace and reconciliation in the UK by leaving a legacy to FBFF. Read more
‘I didn’t think about revenge. If you consider violence you are a victim again. I decided not to be a victim.’ – Bassam Aramin. Read more
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‘I didn’t think about revenge. If you consider violence you are a victim again. I decided not to be a victim.’ – Bassam Aramin.
Supporters and guests spent a July afternoon in the glorious garden of FBFF Chairman Judith Elkan. Read more
Robi Damelin and Bassam Aramin received a warm welcome at Haringey Mosque during their London visit. Here Bassam is deep in conversation with Catherine West, the local MP. Read more
Robi Damelin and Bassam Aramin speak at the School of Oriental and African Studies. Read more
Supporters of the Bereaved Families Forum had two opportunities to share in a transatlantic dialogue between two bereaved fathers and Colum McCann (above), who has turned their haunting story into a new novel, Apeirogon. Read more
Layla is Palestinian. Robi is Israeli. They are both mothers. Both have lost a child to the conflict in Israel and Palestine, but both have chosen to seek peace and reconciliation. Join them on Monday 1st June for a Dialogue Meeting where they will share their stories of bereavement and hope, followed by a question and answer session. Read more