Parents Who've Lost Kids To Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Work Together To Promote Peace

Throughout this conflict, and the decades of war that preceded it, some Israeli Jews and Palestinians have continued to work together for peace. Among them is a group called the Parents Circle – Families Forum, and its members have suffered what many can't imagine — losing a family member to the conflict.

Members of the group believe that there can be peace regardless of the Israeli occupation, random acts of terrorism, failed treaties and war.

Robi Damelin is a Jewish Israeli who joined Parents Circle after her 28-year-old son David was killed by a Palestinian sniper in 2002.

“Please don't for one minute think I've now become a Palestinian,” she says. “I am an Israeli. I love this country, but I want us to live in a moral country and I want the Palestinians to have a free state of their own.”