EAPPI photo gallery
Third group of EAs
June-September 2003
Twelve ecumenical accompaniers (EAs) have been in the Occupied Territories since March 2003, and will continue on the ground until the end of May. The second group of volunteers to participate in a World Council of Churches Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI), they come from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the USA.

Bridge-building, solidarity and witness are the focus for this diverse group of people. As Israel announces that it will bar peace activists from entry and deport them, those who have responded to the call to advocate for justice are finding their place in an increasingly hostile environment of unabated assassinations, home demolitions, siege and suicide bombings.

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Security Fence:
See 18 July 2003 report by Ecumenical Accompanier John from the UK
Gate in the Security Fence at Jayyous, June 2003.
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Women in black:
See story entitled “Happy the peacemakers; they shall be called sons and daughters of God.” (Matthew 5: 9) by Ecumenical Accompanier Angela from the UK, September 2003
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Protest:
See story entitled “March from Asira to Nablus” by Ecumenical Accompanier John from the UK, September 2003
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A "normal" day:
See story entitled “A "normal" day in Jayyous” by Ecumenical Accompanier Matt from the UK, September 2003
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