Separate and Cooperate, Cooperate and Separate: The Disengagement of the Palestine Health Care System from Israel and Its Emergence as an Independent System
By (Author) Tamara Barnea
Edited by Rafiq Husseini
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
30th May 2002
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
362.1095694
Hardback
384
Width 156mm, Height 235mm
680g
Written by 36 Palestinian, Israeli, and international health professionals, the book describes and analyzes the Palestinian health system during the Palestinian-Israeli conflict (1967-1993) and in the post conflict era (1994-2000). A courageous effort at a joint analysis, it reveals the strength of separation through cooperation, and the effectiveness of cooperation following separation.
.,."documents and analyzes the process by which the Palestinian health system separated from the Israeli system and evolved as an independent system."-Middle East Journal
...documents and analyzes the process by which the Palestinian health system separated from the Israeli system and evolved as an independent system.-Middle East Journal
The book leaves no doubt that the most successful Israeli-Palestinian cooperation has been in the field of health care. Putting human life above politics, the devotion of many doctors, nurses and public health administrators has made for a unique window of deep-rooted relationships between Palestinian and Israeli health care professionals....those who have planted the seeds of cooperation in humanitarian care represent the hope that a sound basis for future peace and reconciliation remains.-Bulletin Of Regional Cooperation In The Middle East
..."documents and analyzes the process by which the Palestinian health system separated from the Israeli system and evolved as an independent system."-Middle East Journal
"The book leaves no doubt that the most successful Israeli-Palestinian cooperation has been in the field of health care. Putting human life above politics, the devotion of many doctors, nurses and public health administrators has made for a unique window of deep-rooted relationships between Palestinian and Israeli health care professionals....those who have planted the seeds of cooperation in humanitarian care represent the hope that a sound basis for future peace and reconciliation remains."-Bulletin Of Regional Cooperation In The Middle East
Tamara Barnea is director of the JDC-Middle East Program, a program that aims at promoting professional cooperation between Israel and its Arab neighbors through humanitarian activities in health and rehabilitation. Rafiq Husseini is the director of operations of the Welfare Association, a Palestinian development NGO.