As a large grassroots movement our members come from diverse communities: from cities, towns, and villages. The Middle East is characterized by different faiths, and so is our movement. And we are all driven by one certainty: peace is possible.
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I’m Wedad Zaid Alkilany, from Ara, in Wadi Ara. I’m 29 years old, mother to two wonderful daughters, and a student in my last year
My name is Reut, I’m 25, originally from Oranit [a settlement straddling the Green Line northeast of Tel Aviv] and am currently a special education and African studies
My name is Ghadir Hani. I was born and raised in Akko, a Jewish-Arab city. I was taught that co-existence is possible, when both sides
I was born in Brazil and made Aliyah on my own when I was 18. I met my partner here and we got married 43
I am Abigail Shore, almost 18. I have just completed my matriculation exams and finished my high school studies at Thelma Yellin School of Art,
Every few months, I need a shot of adrenaline and optimism to avoid yielding to the despair caused by the political freeze and obstacles to
My name is Daniella Hermon and I live in Dimona. I work as a book keeper at Phoenicia Flat Glass Industries Ltd. I am married
Civic organizations are usually carried on the shoulders of women and men who see themselves responsible for promoting their community and are determined to lead
My name is Yuval Haklay; I’m 23 years old, just finished my army service and I’m active in WWP. I’m the oldest sister in my
