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(Sputnik-Russia) Hamas suspects Rami Aman of being an Israeli spy, but he says his only goal is to promote peace between Israel and the Palestinians. Aman runs a group called the Youth Committee in Gaza. Established in 2010, it includes more than 200 people who live in Gaza and want change. "The idea behind establishing this group was to raise a generation of leaders and connect like-minded people who want to see Gaza as a better place, without hatred and prejudice towards Israel." Aman recently spent 18 days in a Hamas prison.2019-11-12 00:00:00Full Article
Another Gaza-Based Activist Promotes Peace with Israel
(Sputnik-Russia) Hamas suspects Rami Aman of being an Israeli spy, but he says his only goal is to promote peace between Israel and the Palestinians. Aman runs a group called the Youth Committee in Gaza. Established in 2010, it includes more than 200 people who live in Gaza and want change. "The idea behind establishing this group was to raise a generation of leaders and connect like-minded people who want to see Gaza as a better place, without hatred and prejudice towards Israel." Aman recently spent 18 days in a Hamas prison.2019-11-12 00:00:00Full Article
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