Women Wage Peace

We are a grassroots movement with tens of thousands of members from the right, center and left of the political spectrum, Jews and Arabs, religious and secular, united in the demand for a mutually binding non-violent agreement between Israelis and Palestinian, involving women in the process (in the spirit of UN Resolution 1325).

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Peace is not a utopia; it is the necessary foundation for the lives of the two people in this place, in security and freedom.

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    • In The Movement

    Our movement works throughout the country to raise awareness and engage the public in a discussion about the feasibility of a political resolution. It creates opportunities for dialogue with individuals and groups through formal and informal meetings within the community. The movement also organizes national events, such as demonstrations and protests, in order to pressure decision makers to work toward reaching a viable peace agreement.

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      • The bill Political Alternatives First – was presented to the Knesset.
      • The bill Political Alternatives First – was presented to the Knesset.
        Even a journey of hundreds of kilometers eventually ends. Our journey has not ended, but  after a three year journey, we reached a milestone – the bill Political Alternatives First, a law that can prevent the next war – was presented to the Knesset. Knesset members Merav Michaeli (Labor party), Ram Ben Barak (Yesh Atid), Tamar Zandberg ...
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      • 20th Anniversary to UN 1325 Resolution - Media coverage
      • 20th Anniversary to UN 1325 Resolution – Media coverage
          Why are women absent from Israeli, Palestinian leadership? – opinion, Gershon Baskin, Jerusalem Post, Novermber 25th “Israel is a militaristic society, and it is difficult for women to break through all of the glass ceilings that exist in military life. But that is what we need, now more than ever.” https://www.jpost.com/opinion/why-are-women-absent-from-israeli-palestinian-leadership-opinion-650270   Journal présenté par Lucas de Villepin, Dr ...
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