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Voice of Peace

Voice of Peace

Offshore radio station in the Middle East.

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  1. Abie Nathan

    Humanitarian, Voice of Peace radio founder.

    77%

  2. Oslo I Accord

    1993 Israel–Palestine Liberation Organization agreement.

    11%

  3. Offshore radio

    Radio broadcasting from ships or fixed maritime structures.

    5.7%

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  1. Pirate radio

    Illegal or unregulated radio transmissions.

    83%

  2. Abie Nathan

    Humanitarian, Voice of Peace radio founder.

    9.2%

  3. Offshore radio

    Radio broadcasting from ships or fixed maritime structures.

    3.7%

  4. Arutz Sheva

    Israeli media network identifying with religious Zionism.

    2.1%

  5. Israel Broadcasting Authority

    Former national broadcasting authority of Israel.

    1.6%