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From Sussya, to Amona, from Hebron to E-2, the current Israeli government’s actions are fanning the flames of violence, further entrenching and expanding occupation, and killing the two-state solution.

Click here to learn more about the latest outrages & what you can do to take action.

The Israeli Peace Now movement & its allies launch a campaign to challenge the occupation

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Peace with the Palestinians and the Arab world is a vital interest to both Israel and the U.S.  It can and must be achieved as soon as possible, and the U.S. must demonstrate leadership in vision to achieve it.

Decision at 50
Fanning the Flames of Conflict
Settlements ≠ Peace
Obama, Israel-Palestine, and the UN
Support Israel: Boycott the Occupation
Threats to Israeli Democracy
No Alternative to the Two-State Solution
Do This Not That
Daniel Seidemann's Tough Questions, Expert Answers: The Temple Mount
Unilateral Withdrawal/Annexation
The Palestinians & the UN
Repairing the Internal Palestinian Rift
The JCPOA at One Year: A Clear Win for the US and Israel
The Iran Nuclear Deal
The Temple Mount - Dangers & Escalation

APN & Peace Now in Israel work to prevent settlements from hijacking Israel's future. Click here for resources on settlements and related issues, including settler violence (aka Price Tag) & campaign in U.S. to conflate settlements and Israel.

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American public opinion is so important to what “the players” do and don’t do in what we euphemistically call “The Region”. What you do and don’t do does indeed influence the prospects for peace in the Middle East.

So what should you do?

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Shalom Achshav was established in 1978, when 348 Israeli senior reserve army officers and combat soldiers came together to urge their government to sign a peace treaty with Egypt... Read more

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