We are a bi-national movement founded by former Israeli and Palestinian combatants, working for peace and an end to the occupation through nonviolent means.
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We urged @Ed_Miliband and @kajakallas to sanction Israel’s Defense Minister Katz for ordering ethnic cleansing and collective punishment in Hebron. Hundreds of families have been forcibly displaced. Failure to act enables crimes against humanity for political gain.
We, @cfpeace, urged @Ed_Miliband and @kajakallas to sanction Israel’s Defense Minister Katz for ordering ethnic cleansing and collective punishment in Hebron. Hundreds of families have been forcibly displaced. Failure to act enables crimes against humanity for political gain.
We helped organizing activities for 100+ children from the Jordan Valley: puppet shows, clown performances, water and sports games.
At a time when Palestinian children’s right to education is threatened, we created a moment of joy and supported their families' resilience.
We, Israeli human rights organizations documenting Israel’s policies and their impact on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank including East Jerusalem, welcome the decision of @GOVUK to recognize and take action against Israel's ethnic cleansing of the West Bank.
For 20 years, we have been working together, resisting the occupation, and creating the conditions for a better future for all.
We, Combatants for Peace, called on @Ed_Miliband, @kajakallas, @SenatorWong and @AnitaAnandMP to urgently sanction Major General Avi Bluth, commander of the ethnic cleansing in the West Bank.
We, @cfpeace, called on @Ed_Miliband, @kajakallas, @SenatorWong and @AnitaAnandMP to urgently sanction Major General Avi Bluth, commander of the ethnic cleansing in the West Bank.
When settlers threatened us with firearms, the Israeli soldiers came to force us to leave - and allowed them to stay.
Armed settlers fired shots in our direction during a solidarity action in Beit Sahour on Friday, to force us to leave Palestinian private lands that they have invaded.
We, Combatants for Peace, call on @nmladenov, @BoardOfPeace High Representative for Gaza, to demand that Israel immediately allow journalists free access to Gaza and enable them to work independently, without military supervision or restrictions that prevent genuine reporting.
We, @cfpeace, called on @nmladenov, @BoardOfPeace High Representative for Gaza, to demand that Israel immediately allow journalists free access to Gaza and enable them to work independently, without military supervision or restrictions that prevent genuine reporting.
We call on The Right Honourable @Ed_Miliband and @kajakallas to sanction Israel’s Defense Minister Katz after he ordered ethnic cleansing in West Bank refugee camps. Failure to act will enable further war crimes and crimes against humanity for electoral gain.
We, @cfpeace, called on @Ed_Miliband and @kajakallas to sanction Israel’s Defense Minister Katz after he ordered ethnic cleansing in West Bank refugee camps. Failure to act will enable further war crimes and crimes against humanity for electoral gain.
This weekend, the Palestinian village of Tell became the latest community to bear the devastating consequences of escalating settler violence in the occupied West Bank.
Let's be clear: hikers do not enter private Palestinian land accompanied by armed men.
They do not harass residents, desecrate homes, attack communities, or poison flocks of sheep.
They do not make life so unbearable that entire communities pack their belongings and leave.
Our colleague and friend Jamil received last week a stop-work notice from the Israeli Civil Administration. His house could now be demolished any day.
This summer, we're raising $75,000 to help Palestinian and Israeli activists protect communities under increasing pressure, respond to urgent community needs, and strengthen joint nonviolent action.
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We accompanied residents of Sinjil to their farmlands for the first time in 3 years after being prevented by systematic settler attacks.
We will continue standing with Palestinian communities in the West Bank facing violence and the threat of displacement.
We marked 59 years since the beginning of Israel's occupation in 1967 with a freedom march in Khan al-Ahmar.
The residents are threatened with forced displacement for the third time in only 70 years.
This year, Combatants for Peace turns twenty.
The movement was founded in 2006 by a group of former Palestinian fighters and former Israeli soldiers who had decided to build something together at a time when separation seemed far more realistic than partnership.
As we mark this anniversary, we are honoring a community that has continued to insist - often when doing so has been difficult, unpopular, and deeply personal - that another way remains possible.