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For solidarity and links, for a Palestinian state with the same rights as Israel, for Israeli withdrawal from the Occupied Territories, against an academic and cultural boycott of Israel.
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EJJP is a network of 18 Jewish Peace groups in 10 European countries.
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Website of the campaign in support of Mordechai Vanunu, who was kidnapped and imprisoned by the Israeli government for revealing the truth about its nuclear weapons programme.
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Campaign in memory of Tom Hurndall, a young British campaigner shot dead by an Israeli Defence Force soldier whilst shepherding children away from the line of fire.
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English-language newsletter of the Israeli Council for Israeli-Palestinian Peace.
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Gush Shalom describes itself as "the hard core of the Israeli peace movement". This link is to the English-language version of the site, which can also be read in Hebrew and Arabic.
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The large, 'official' Israeli peace moevemnt, organisers of important protests against the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. This link is to the English-language version of the website, which can also be viewed in Hebrew.
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Website of the Israeli soldiers refusing to serve in the occupied territories.
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"The AIC is a Palestinian-Israeli organization which disseminates information, research and political analysis on Palestinian and Israeli societies as well as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while promoting cooperation between Palestinians and Israelis based on the values of social justice, solidarity and community involvement ... The Alternative Information Center activities and publications offer a critical discussion of the political realities which have been created since the Oslo Accords and their implementation, with special attention given to radical democratic struggles, critical perspectives on the colonial nature of the State of Israel, and the Authoritarian features emerging in the Palestinian Authority.
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"Between the Lines aims to continue the political perspective of a categorical rejection of the Oslo process, and the Apartheid reality which has been established in its wake in the '67 Occupied Territories and strengthened within Israel ... This perspective stems from a comprehensive stance which opposes the exclusive Jewish-Zionist nature of the state of Israel and the authoritarian regime which has emerged in the areas beneath the control of the Palestinian Authority ... Between the Lines [is] a project of radical and progressive Palestinians and Israelis ...
