On May 3rd, members of the Israeli Two-State Coalition met in Ramat Gan for a capacity-building workshop focused on strengthening collaboration between and an expert briefing on democracy.
A joint online meeting, organised together with peaceworks, bringing Israeli and Palestinian peacebuilders to meet students at Tech Valley High School in New York.
Nidal Foqaha, Director General of the Palestinian branch of the Geneva Initiative, participated in the Global Alliance civil society panel, addressing representatives from over 30 countries and presented the work of the two-state coalition.
Geneva Initiative Deputy Director Tehila Wenger gave a lecture to a group of students from the Aderet pre-military academy. The lecture focused on the two-state solution and the principles of the Geneva Accord.
Geneva Initiative Deputy Director Tehila Wenger gave a lecture to a cohort of pre-military academy students at the Hevruta program of the Shalom Hartman Institute.
Gadi Baltiansky, Director General of the Geneva Initiative and the Israeli Chair of the Two-State Coalition, speaks with representatives of 60 member states of the Global Alliance
Palestinian youth leaders took part in a Voices for Change training focused on participatory leadership, civic engagement, and state-building, alongside a geopolitical tour of the Jordan Valley.
Members of the two-state coalition met with Jonathan Kessler, founder and CEO of Heart of a Nation, for adiscussion on Israel–US relations and evolving perspectives within the American Jewish community.
GI’s policy team expanded its expert engagement with Knesset committees and Members of Knesset on issues related to the conflict and the two-state solution.
A group of 45 senior Israeli journalists and opinion influencers gathered online for a direct discussion with leading Palestinian pollster Dr. Khalil Shikaki.