PeaceWorks is committed to moving a critical mass of Israelis and Palestinians to reject the status quo and unlock the full potential of both peoples.

Amplifying Moderate Voices for Lasting Peace

Our work began in 2002, during the Second Intifada, with the launch of the OneVoice Movement to amplify moderate voices in Israel and Palestine and advance a negotiated two-state solution.

Today, PWF supports peacebuilding organizations across the region and leads the PeaceWorks on Campus program in U.S. universities—elevating Israeli and Palestinian peacebuilders, challenging misinformation, and empowering the next generation of leaders and peacemakers.

OUR COMMITMENTS

We are committed to a just and lasting two-state solution that respects the security and rights of both Israelis and Palestinians and opposes all forms of terror and violence. We condemn continued occupation and settlement expansion, and push for equal civil, political, and economic rights as key steps to peace.

  • We unequivocally condemn any endorsements of violence, extremism, or terror, refusing to support or fund any associated entities. We call on all stakeholders to denounce terror and educate their communities about the dangers of endorsing violence.

  • Peaceworks recognizes the deep-rooted ties both Jews and Palestinians have to the land between the River Jordan and the Mediterranean, affirming the need for a two-state solution that ensures coexistence and mutual respect for each other’s rights, safety, and cultures.

  • The ongoing conflict, occupation, settlement expansion, corruption, and political stalemates must end. We advocate for the empowerment of moderate voices and the development of civic capacities as essential steps away from this unacceptable status quo.

  • We envision an environment where both Israelis and Palestinians live free from conflict, violence, degradation, and trauma, ensuring security for all families.

  • We assert that Israelis and Palestinians should equally enjoy fundamental human rights, including freedom of movement, access to clean water, education, healthcare, and a justice system that upholds their rights.