Israeli Palestinian Conflict

Among Jewish Israelis, 16% said peaceful coexistence was possible, and 64% said it was not. Among Arab Israelis, 23% said it was possible, and 26% said it was not.

The conflict will end only when Palestinians achieve freedom, sovereignty, dignity, and statehood, and Israelis achieve security, recognition, and regional acceptance.

TEMA Leadership Network, an Israeli grassroots organization, presented a year-long study on Israeli society's attitudes towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict at their conference on Tuesday.

Some Diaspora Jews are rethinking the traditional Israel trip, seeking deeper engagement with Palestinians and the conflict

Israelis and Palestinians will soon be voting almost at the very same time. They should not vote in darkness.

The idea of a “two-state solution,” creating another Palestinian state, in addition to Jordan, is not realistic or practical.

A new Jewish-Arab political party, “A Place For Us All,” has launched ahead of Israel’s upcoming elections, calling for shared leadership, equality, and social change.

The Irish government is engaged in a symbolic and farcical legislative process to ban the import of goods from Israeli settlements.

Real peacebuilding requires leaving the comfort of elite conferences and engaging directly with the difficult realities on the ground. 

Students who learn this version of 1948 develop both moral imagination and intellectual resilience.