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.
- Learning about the annexation: A meeting with Jordan Valley residentsA group of 70 members of WWP visited the Jordan Valley a few days ago. We wanted to get a better understanding of the place by listening to the residents. We met with different residents – younger and older, Israeli and Palestinian. We heard this from all of them : “No one cares about us! No ...
- A law to prevent the next war? / Patricia Golan, Jerusalem Post-Jerusalet Report, August 3rd“Women Wage Peace launches ‘Political Alternatives First’ legislation … The comptroller’s conclusions regarding the cabinet’s decision-making processes before and during the operation were ex-tremely damning, charging that there had been no discussion before the fighting to determine Israel’s objectives and policy vis-à-vis Gaza. Furthermore, “the complete rejection of alternatives in the diplomat-ic realm, without their being presented ...
