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Occupation magazine - Activism Home page  back Print  Send To friend Israeli-Palestinian Public Negotiating Congress - Tel Aviv, February 1 Israeli-Palestinian Public Negotiating Congress Friday, February 1, 2019, 9AM – 4PM The Goethe-Institut, Beit Asia, 4 Weizmann St., Tel Aviv 100 Israelis & Palestinians from different sectors will negotiate a strategic plan to stop the violence and promote solution to the conflict at the Goethe-institut, Tel Aviv. The event is another step towards the establishment of a major Public Negotiating Congress with political influence. 100 Israelis & Palestinians from different parts of the opposing populations will discuss, debate and negotiate a strategic plan to stop the violence and promote solution to the conflict. The delegations include people from all walks of life, representing various political and social spectrums, such as: settlers, ex-Palestinian prisoners, devout people from different religions, top ex-military officials, businessmen and individuals who have lost their loved ones in the conflict. The negotiations are open to the public. The congress will be held in the presence of international observers. This short-term congress is an important step towards the establishment of a major Israeli-Palestinian Public Negotiating Congress – a powerful peacemaking institution that will operate over a period of time. The congress is designed to involve the people in the peacemaking efforts and motivate the leadership, on both sides, to conclude agreements. The congress is organized by Minds of Peace. The organization have successfully led around 40 Israeli-Palestinian public negotiating congresses in leading universities around the US and Canada, in conference halls in Israel and the West Bank, and in central open public places in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Dr. Sapir Hnadelman, the founder of Minds of Peace, received the Peter Becker Award in Peace & Conflict Research, which is the most important academic prize in Germany, and probably in Europe, in the field. RSVP to cover: Gillie Cooper ; mop.media77@gmail.com .For more information: Minds of Peace – 972-58-5578066; mop.media77@gmail.com ; peace.public@gmail.com Links to the latest articles in this section Refusing the war! Demonstration today, Thur. Apris 24, at 7.30 pm, Habima Square, Tel Aviv Refusing the war! Demonstration today, Thur. Apris 24, at 7.30 pm, Habima Square, Tel Aviv Saturday night protests: No to Netanyahu`s war!