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Who we are

About Us

Our Story

The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) was founded by Inuka Tatton in 2025 as a neutral, international NGO dedicated to advancing Israeli–Palestinian peace.
Born from a movement of writers, diplomats, and youth leaders seeking a space for truth and dialogue, CPC unites hundreds of individuals and partner organizations across Gaza, the West Bank, Israel, and abroad.

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What began as a series of peace conferences and publications evolved into a cross-organizational coalition — one committed to building bridges where politics has failed.
CPC now leads humanitarian, cultural, and diplomatic initiatives under its flagship project: the Coalition for Peace (CfP).

Our Purpose

CPC exists to create connection where conflict endures.


We are not a political organization — we are a platform for cooperation, designed to link people, ideas, and projects working toward peace, justice, and mutual security.​

Our mission is simple:


To unify, not to persuade. To act, not to divide.

Our Core Principles

  1. Freedom & Independence
    CPC remains free of political or institutional control, relying on its members and partners for sustainability.
     

  2. Radical Neutrality
    We collaborate with all sides — Israeli, Palestinian, and international — without endorsing political agendas.
     

  3. Shared Leadership
    CPC’s structure is decentralized, empowering local branches and representatives to lead autonomously within a unified framework.

Our Vision

CPC is more than an organization — it is a movement of courage and reconciliation.
We believe that peace is not a theory or an agreement, but a daily act of cooperation between people who refuse to give up on one another.


From Gaza to Tel Aviv, from Ramallah to Jerusalem, and beyond, CPC builds the human architecture of coexistence — connection by connection, truth by truth.

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Peace will not appear through politics alone.


It must be built — patiently, courageously, and together.


CPC stands as a living example that cooperation between Israelis and Palestinians is not only possible — it is already happening.

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