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To mark the 25th<\/sup>\u00a0anniversary of the Oslo Accords, BICOM has published a paper examining how to rebuild the peace camp in Israel. The opening essay by peace activist Noam Shuster-Eliassi, argues that the traditional Israeli peace camp needs to break out of its comfort zone and reach out into new communities such as the\u00a0ultra-Orthodox, National-Religious,\u00a0Russian Israelis and Palestinian Israelis.\u00a0The second part of the report examines the work of a number of\u00a0successful\u00a0grassroots organisations engaging in peacemaking and asks what they need to\u00a0expand\u00a0their work, among them is WWP.<\/p>\n

Read the full report<\/a><\/p>\n

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Case study 2 | Women Wage Peace<\/strong>
\n(WWP): Working to put women at the forefront of politics and national security<\/p>\n

What do you do and what are the achievements of your work to date?<\/strong><\/em>
\nOur goal is to reach an honourable and bilaterally acceptable political agreement to
\nthe Israeli-Palestinian conflict. We focus on three objectives: to increase our numbers
\nthrough reaching as diverse a group of women as possible; to pressure our elected leaders to
\nprioritise diplomacy over military options; and to increase women\u2019s participation in all aspects of
\nnational security and peacemaking, as mandated by UN Security Council Resolution 1325<\/strong> \u2013 to
\nwhich Israel was an early signatory in 2005.<\/p>\n

\"\"
\nWhile we are political, we remain nonpartisan, unaffiliated<\/strong>, and by design, uncommitted to any<\/strong>
\nparticular peace plan<\/strong>, thus enabling us to reach out to a diverse population of women \u2013 Right,<\/strong>
\nCentre, Left, religious and secular, Jewish and Arab<\/strong> \u2013 in at least 85 different geographical
\nregions throughout Israel, including the Palestinian territories.
\nWhat first comes to mind in terms of those activities we feel have been most impactful,
\nare our two mass marches: the 2016 March of Hope<\/strong>, which drew 30,000; and the 2017
\nJourney to Peace<\/strong>, which drew even larger crowds over two weeks, including 3,000 Palestinian women from the West Bank. Both these activities far exceeded our expectations in
\nterms of attendance (including the participation of Palestinian women at a time of increased
\nviolence), domestic and international media exposure, and an increase in our membership.
\nThis year, the first of four integrated activities has already proven successful beyond anyone\u2019s
\nexpectation. What we call the Mothers\u2019 Tent<\/strong> (which we named in part to honour our
\npredecessors, the Four Mothers movement<\/strong>, [an Israeli protest movement founded in 1997 by four
\nmothers of soldiers serving in southern Lebanon which pushed for an Israeli withdrawal]) is a
\n\u201csoft place for round discussions\u201d as one of our members aptly put it. It was pitched in
\nthe Wohl Rose Garden opposite the Knesset at the opening of the legislature\u2019s summer
\nsession. Our skepticism about its somewhat out-of-the-way location gave way during its
\nfirst week of operation. From 9 May until 20 June we had over 6,000 visitors including
\nMembers of Knesset, school children and their teachers, tourists visiting the Knesset, as well
\nas ordinary people and distinguished leaders from all over the country and abroad. In fact, a
\nnumber of religious youth groups were actually meeting Arab women for the very first time in
\nthe Mothers\u2019 Tent. This pop-up project has also dovetailed nicely with our weekly presence in
\nthe Knesset plenum and our consistent presence in relevant Knesset committee meetings.
\nThrough all three of these endeavours, we have established high visibility in a relatively short
\ntime and, several MKs have already returned the word \u201chope\u201d and the notion that \u201cpeace is<\/strong>
\npossible<\/strong>\u201d to the political arena\"\"<\/p>\n

What are the greatest barriers to implementing your goals?<\/strong>
\nWe cannot implement major projects without raising a large amount of money. Yet, given our
\ninnovative, non-protest-oriented, non-hierarchical approach, we can never be sure in the planning
\nstages if we\u2019re going to succeed. All non-profits are limited in their risk-taking and WWP is also
\na volunteer movement, which further limits our fundraising capacity since we are dependent
\non members finding the time and sometimes resources to reach out to their contacts. We
\nare always pleased to share that half of our funding comes from Israel and half from abroad,
\nreflecting a very high ratio of domestic giving.
\nIn order to remain politically non-affiliated, we do not solicit funds from foreign governments or
\npolitically-identified foundations or other groups.<\/p>\n

Another challenge is one of perception. We are a movement that draws women from the
\nLeft, Right and Centre. Yet part of our challenge is that peace is associated with the Left while
\nsecurity is associated with the Right. We are working to change the paradigm and create
\nan inclusive culture of discourse that respects people from across the religious or political
\nspectrum. We also face challenges with trying to increase our membership is dealing with the
\nsense of despair and a lack of belief that change is possible.\"\"<\/p>\n

We are criticised, sometimes strongly, by the Left because we do not condemn or even speak
\nabout the occupation as such. Instead we use a different language, one based on the principle of
\n\u201cno shaming and no blaming<\/strong>.\u201d We have friends who say they will not join WWP until we call
\nout the occupation. Our response is that by falling into the trap of a 51-year-old zero-sum
\nmentality that relies on binaries such as usversus-them and peace-versus-security, as well
\nas on language such as \u201cthere\u2019s no partner for peace on the other side\u201d, all of which have split
\nthe country, we are in fact preventing progress from being made to resolve the conflict, which
\nby definition will end occupation. We, the 40,000 members of WWP, understand that we have to
\nbreak this ineffective paradigm and its binary language and that it can only be done effectively
\nwith the support of a critical mass of Israelis. To reach that critical mass, we speak of the intrinsic
\nand existential needs of all people for freedom, dignity, and opportunity, without saying that the
\noccupation is preventing that from happening.<\/p>\n

How do you scale up? What else do you need in<\/strong>
\norder to achieve more of your objectives?<\/strong>
\nWe need more resources to scale up and we need to sharpen our skills in branding,
\nmessaging, and engaging with decision makers and opinion shapers.\"reach<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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