Sentence examples for peacemaking in a from inspiring English sources

It was encouraging that President Obama, after two years of ignoring the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, plunged into peacemaking in a serious way.

When it comes to Israel and its regional neighbours, bellicose language often drowns out peacemaking in a conflict that so often looks intractable.

We in Pax Christi Metro New York expressed our condemnation, remorse and renewed commitment to peacemaking in a statement, as well as in prayer and public witness.

The Adventist Peace Fellowship (APF) emerged out of informal discussions begun in October 2001 about the meaning of the Adventist commitment to "the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus Christ" for peacemaking in a world rent by violence.

Their mission is to offer resources for exploring the significance of Adventist beliefs and heritage for peacemaking in a violent world; provide a forum for interchange and advocacy on how Adventist faith speaks to current issues of peace and peacemaking; and connect Adventists with other peacemaking resources and organizations.

He would also undoubtedly love to travel to Jerusalem -- as he is rumored to be contemplating attending Shimon Peres' "Tomorrow Conference" in June -- with a message of friendship and peacemaking in-hand, in order to place the highly publicized tension between him and the Israeli prime minister in the past.

Much as I welcome the New York Philharmonic's role in peacemaking, if a family memory serves as precedent, it may be some time before the orchestra's visit to North Korea has any positive effect.

Peacemaking in the Middle East is a process, not an instantaneous event.

Peacemaking in the Middle East is a deadly serious matter, and even a pretend peace, negotiated between self-appointed Israelis and Palestinians, has very real repercussions.

It is unfortunate that the center-right parties in Prime Minister Ehud Barak's coalition have deserted the Israeli leader just as peacemaking in the Middle East reaches a critical juncture this week at Camp David.

Challenging the Israelis is a requirement for any U.S. administration interested in serious peacemaking in the Middle East, said Aaron David Miller, a scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, who was an adviser on the region to several U.S. secretaries of state.