I Pledge to Vote & Support Peace & Democracy, and Help Leaders Achieve It (Not Wars & Aggression)
If you had the power to make a difference in the Israel-Palestine conflict, what would you suggest? Vote on existing ideas or share your own. The top 5 suggestions will be part of a peace agreement signed by the involved parties. This is your chance to promote peace. *** By signing below, I promise to support peace and democracy in Israel and Palestine and reject all violence, including abductions, torture, and killings. I stand for peace and democracy ***
Party #1 STATE OF PALESTINE
Palestine should dismantle all armed group infrastructure and, for 10 years, rely on UN security without forming its own army.
Palestine should conduct free and fair elections to establish a democratic government.
Palestine should ensure all citizens under 45 are employed full-time or complete a 12-month vocational education program.
Palestine should release all hostages and condemn the acts of October 7th.
Palestine should secure support from the majority of the Islamic countries and the OIC for the recognition of Israel and Palestine as independent states.
Party #2 STATE OF ISRAEL
Israel should withdraw from Gaza and the West Bank, with UN forces assuming control over these areas and the State of Palestine.
Israel should reform its constitution, legal, and administrative systems to ensure equal rights for all citizens, regardless of religion, ethnicity, or color.
Israel should agree to a two-state solution, creating an independent State of Palestine with secure, recognized borders alongside Israel.
Israel should grant open access to all tourists, regardless of religion, to visit and enjoy its sites.
Israel must evacuate illegal settlements in the State of Palestine and either dismantle or fairly compensate for illegal settlements within Israel.
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Approach to peace and democracy:
The Democrats (Hebrew: הדמוקרטים) is a left-of-center political party in Israel, formed in July 2024 through the merger of the Israeli Labor Party and Meretz. Historically both the Labor Party and Meretz are peace advocates and stand against wars and aggression. The Democrats in Israel stand for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing diplomacy, human rights, and regional cooperation. They prioritize protecting civil liberties, minority rights, and the independence of the judiciary while promoting social equality and secularism. Their vision blends peace, democracy, and justice, aiming to reduce economic disparities and ensure fair treatment for all citizens, including Palestinians and Arab-Israelis, while limiting the influence of religious parties in public policy.
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Yesh Atid, led by Yair Lapid, approaches the peace process with a centrist stance that prioritizes regional agreements over direct negotiations with the Palestinians. The party advocates for a regional agreement involving the Arab League, believing that this could lead to disengagement from the Palestinians on Israel's terms. Yesh Atid supports a two-state solution but emphasizes maintaining security arrangements that are enforced internationally rather than solely trusting the Palestinians. The party opposes the division of Jerusalem and seeks to balance Israel's security needs with diplomatic efforts in the broader Middle East region
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A coalition of Arab parties advocating for a two-state solution, equal rights for Israeli Arabs, and opposing Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories
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Ra’am, an Arab party, supports the establishment of a Palestinian state and advocates for equal rights for Israel’s Arab citizens. It has pushed for more involvement in Israeli politics, becoming the first Arab party to join a governing coalition in 2021
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Yisrael Beytenu is a right-wing party that takes a hard stance on security issues but supports separating from the Palestinians through territorial exchanges. The party's base includes Russian-speaking immigrants, and it often focuses on integrating them into Israeli society
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This party, formed from a merger of Benny Gantz’s Blue and White and Gideon Sa’ar’s New Hope, takes a more centrist stance. Gantz supports peace and stability, though he has expressed doubts about the viability of a full two-state solution. The party favors diplomatic processes but is cautious about the security implications of territorial concessions
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Shas, a religious ultra-Orthodox party, focuses on social and economic issues but tends to align with right-wing policies regarding the conflict. They oppose significant concessions to Palestinians but generally follow the lead of their right-wing coalition partners
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Religious Zionism is a far-right party that opposes the establishment of a Palestinian state and advocates for the annexation of large parts of the West Bank. The party is deeply connected to the settlement movement and promotes policies that expand Jewish settlements in the West Bank, rejecting compromises with Palestinians
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Another ultra-Orthodox party, UTJ primarily focuses on religious and community issues. Like Shas, it supports right-wing policies regarding the conflict and does not advocate for significant concessions
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Likud is generally seen as center-right, and under Netanyahu's leadership, the party has opposed significant concessions to the Palestinians. Likud favors maintaining control over key territories like the West Bank, with a focus on security and strategic control. Netanyahu has, in the past, voiced support for peace with Arab nations (e.g., the Abraham Accords) but is skeptical of a two-state solution with the Palestinians. Current Focus: Netanyahu’s coalition includes far-right factions, which makes any peace process more challenging due to hardline positions on settlements and sovereignty over Jerusalem and the West Bank