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              Hisham Awartani Danny Rubinstein Sam'an Khoury Boaz Evron Walid Salem Ari Rath Zahra Khalidi Daniel Bar-Tal Ammar AbuZayyad Galit Hasan-Rokem Khaled Abu Aker Galia Golan Nazmi Ju’beh Gershon Baskin Edy Kaufman Ata Qaymari Benjamin Pogrund Nafez Nazzal Simcha Bahiri Nadia Naser-Najjab Dan Jacobson Jumana Jaouni Dan Leon Anat Cygielman Khuloud Khayyat Dajani Izhak Schnell |
Two Traumatized Societies Vol.10 No.4 2003 
Table of Contents Editorial by Ziad AbuZayyad Focus by Itzhak Levav and by Mahmud Sehwail Conflict situations have a profound effect on people‘s lives, but how many actually end up suffering from PTSD? by Simon Wessely Individuals maintain mental health in stress situations by adjusting to environmental threats. This reaction can become an obstacle to taking the risks necessary for peace. by Stevan Hobfoll Advocating psychotherapeutic intervention to help children living in the shadow of violence. by Viveca Hazboun Studies indicate that trauma caused by exposure to terror and other negative life events can lead to adaptive psychological growth. by Avital Laufer Trauma organized and producing environments rule our lives. by Eyad Hallaq In a process of major reform, mental health services in Israel are being transferred from psychiatric hospitals to community-based institutions. by Yaacov Lerner Conclusions drawn from a community-based approach to mental health care in Gaza. by Abdel Hamid Afana Interview interview with Eyad El-Sarraj Roundtable A PIJ roundtable with Sam Tyano, Rana Nashashibi, Avi Bleich, Rajiah Abu Sway and Shafik Masalha, moderated by Ambrogio Manenti. Viewpoint Rather than focusing on "zero-sum" narratives, Israeli and Palestinian leaders should promote the necessary historical compromises. by Ephraim Lavie Today‘s atmosphere of pervasi ve violence will rebound on tomorrow‘s societies. by Mahmud Sehwail Special Report The Taba talks were a tug of war between negotiators and leaders, constrained by the internal politics of both communities; but they were not a failure. by David Matz Book Review Sarah McGregor-Wood reviews Tears in the Holy Land by Sarah McGregor-Wood Economics A summary of the latest HEPG and LACC report Culture Examining cinematographic treatment of trauma by Palestinian film makers by Nurith Gertz and by George Khleifi Public Event A summary of the human rights “marathon” organised in Tel Aviv by the PIJ Documents Chronology of Events Edited by Najat Hirbawi |
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