20 March, 2022
Active public support in Israeli and Palestinian society was needed to encourage the leaderships of both sides to move towards a two-state solution
9 March, 2022
They discussed proposals like the Geneva Accord, the principle of land swaps, the issue of settlements and how the two-state solution remains the only viable outcome.
17-18 February, 2022
"We were close to an agreement. A two-state solution is the right thing for Israel. There is no other choice," Olmert tells the group.
1 February, 2022
The participants heard from a settler leader and an Israeli peace activist, followed by a discussion with a former Palestinian minister.
26 January, 2022
They discussed efforts to build a political horizon on the road to the two-state solution, steps in Gaza, settler violence, and events in E. Jerusalem.
January 19, 2022
A senior political figure in Gaza shared insights into daily life, political developments and majority support among Palestinians for the two-state solution.
January 9, 2022
Our Palestinian partners encouraged the group to continue their active participation in Israeli society which can help bridge the gaps between peoples.
January 7, 2022
The tour was guided by an Israeli and Palestinian Jerusalemite who discussed the political, legal, religious, and ideological complexities in the city.
December 24, 2021
Participants left with greater urgency on the need for peace, a stronger desire to learn more about its issues, and a more nuanced understanding of the complexities.
December 17, 2021
More than 20 female Israeli leaders met with Palestinian women and explored the situation in East Jerusalem from a gendered perspective
December 12, 2021
"Finally I have a place that gives me hope that reconciliation is possible," said one participant after attending the workshop on Dec 13th.
On 26th Nov, a new group of young leaders including city council members, young journalists, civil society leaders, women's rights activists and religious leaders attended our workshop.
When women are involved in peace processes, they increase the chance of reaching an agreement. So why are so many still excluded from decision-making positions today?
The cohort includes dozens of leading women including a Member of Knesset, mayors, deputy mayors, journalists, educators, ultra-Orthodox activists, influencers in Arab society, and more.
From politics to the educational sphere, to the business world and to academia, the conversation focused on the agency that everyone has to make a change.