Learn about our team of peacebuilders working together to advance Israeli-Palestinian peacebuilding Our Team of Peacebuilders The people who make peace possible. The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) stands on the unwavering dedication of its members. Their willingness to give time, energy, and compassion in pursuit of peace is nothing short of courageous — a quiet stand for dignity in one of the world’s most complex conflicts. Together, their efforts embody the very spirit of CPC: hope, cooperation, and action in the face of division. Inuka Tatton Founder and CEO Australia Inuka Tatton is the founder of the Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC), a neutral platform dedicated to promoting dialogue and cooperation in the peacebuilding sector. At the age of eighteen, he independently organized two international conferences that included high-level speakers, including representatives of the United Nations, academics, journalists and popular leaders. Inuka Tatton founded the Coalition for Peace and Coexistence on June 11 (2025) and has overseen its expansion from 0-40 members and 0 to 20 partners. Inuka also serves as the Executive President of the Coalition for Peace (CfP), managing the growth of the international alliance. Elias Baboun Director of Diplomacy and Strategic Advisor West Bank, Palestine Elias Nasri Jadallah Baboun resides in Bethlehem, West Bank. He serves as the Palestinian representative of CPC, and is the founder of the Youth Education Development Forum (YEDF) Association. With decades of experience in education, vocational training and community development, Elias is firmly committed to promoting dialogue, coexistence and opportunities for Palestinian youth and marginalized communities, driving CPC's mission of principle-based peacebuilding. Rameh Musmar Director of Education West Bank Rameh Musmar is a Palestinian peacebuilding advocate, psychologist, and development expert from Nablus. He holds a Master's in Political Development and leads youth and education programs through his role in the Palestinian Ministry of Education and as Director at Taqadom. With experience in international dialogue across Europe and the Middle East, he has worked with organisations like Seeds of Peace and OneVoice. Rameh champions nonviolence, progressive values, and strategic activism for a just and peaceful Palestinian future. David Villar Vegas CPC Member Spain David Villar Vegas is a scholar specialising in Hebrew and Jewish Studies at the Complutense University of Madrid. He holds a PhD and has extensive experience in Middle Eastern affairs, focusing on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. As co-editor and contributor to the book "Israel y Palestina: reflexiones sobre el futuro y el legado de Oslo", he brings together diverse voices to critically examine the legacy of the Oslo Accords and explore pathways to peace. His work emphasises the importance of dialogue, mutual understanding, and academic rigour in addressing complex geopolitical issues. Beyond academia, he actively engages in public discourse to promote coexistence and a deeper comprehension of the region's challenges. Phil Saunders Israeli Representative to the CPC Israel Phil Saunders is chairman of the conflict transformation organisation Challenge, and Israeli chairman of the Path of Hope and Peace. He is also co-founder of the Abrahamic Movement, co-founder of the Israeli-Palestinian Federal Forum, and co-recipient of the 2021 Victor J. Goldberg Prize for Peace in the Middle East. Phil sees coalitions as crucial for collective impact. Mousa Hetawi Palestinian Representative to the CPC West Bank, Palestine Musa was born in the city of peace, Jerusalem, in 1987, and studied and graduated there. He is a doctor and writer. He has family in the West Bank and in Gaza. Musa joined the Forum in 2023, following his cousin Youssef’s death. Since then, he has lost more than 20 family members in Gaza during the war. Before joining the Forum, he struggled to believe in the idea of peace, as he understands bereavement to be a tragically common aspect of Palestinian life – Palestinians have lost not just families, but childhoods, education, and basic freedoms. However, since joining PCFF, he is focused on the values that he wants to see, and believes that to move the world towards justice and peace requires determination and hard work. Steven Aiello Director of Media Israel Steven Aiello is the Founder and Director of Debate for Peace, a pioneering Jewish–Arab youth leadership program that has engaged over 2,000 students from more than 70 cities through Model United Nations, interfaith delegations, and international exchanges. With extensive experience in peace education, youth dialogue, and interfaith initiatives, Steven has developed and led programs across Israel, Palestine, Europe, and the United States. Motaz Al-Mansi. Coalition for Peace and Coexistence Representative in Gaza Gaza Strip, Palestine I serve as the Representative of the International Coalition for Peace and Coexistence in Gaza, where our mission is rooted in dignity, humanity, and the right of every person to live safely. I believe that genuine peace is built through trust, dialogue, and communities seeing one another without fear, and I work to restore hope in Gaza while strengthening real bridges between Palestinians and Israelis. Despite the deep humanitarian crisis, Gaza’s people continue to rise and rebuild, and our coalition stands with them through practical, people-centered action. Together with our leadership and partners, I strive to turn a shared human will for peace into meaningful progress toward a just, secure future for all. Idan Yedid Project Manager of the CPC Newsletter United States Idan is a junior in high school in New York. He assumed the leadership role for Teens for Peace in the Middle East in 2024. Idan is very connected to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, having grown up as an Israeli-American and having travelled to the region many times. Idan is continuing the work of TPME by sharing and uplifting the perspectives of Israeli and Palestinian teens, as any hope for peace lies with his generation. Itai Radberg CPC Member Israel Itai Radberg is an LLM student and LLB graduate with professional experience in legal practice, political risk analysis, and open-source intelligence research. He has worked with international law firms and organizations, including Leigh Day and Broadway Intelligence Ltd., contributing to projects on human rights, strategic litigation, and Middle Eastern affairs. Fluent in English, Hebrew, and Spanish, Itai brings a global perspective shaped by legal training in the UK and international placements in Europe and the Middle East. Omar Zayat CPC Member Egypt Omar is a MENA Political Analyst & Researcher with extensive experience in political risk assessment, conflict analysis, foreign policy, and economic development across the Middle East and North Africa. His career has been defined by a strong track record in policy research, stakeholder engagement, and strategic consulting, working with leading organizations, NGOs, and advisory firms on complex regional and global issues. Specializing in peacebuilding, international diplomacy, and wider MENA geopolitics, he excels at conducting in-depth research, synthesizing complex political developments, and producing actionable insights for policymakers, diplomats, and advocacy groups. Lara Farag CPC Member Germany Lara Farag studied Political Science and International Law and has worked with various NGOs and human rights organizations. She has extensive experience in project management across the Arab world, as well as in journalism, with a particular focus on Syria, Iraq, and Palestine. Peacebuilding has consistently played a central role in both her professional and personal life, which is why she is deeply committed to supporting and advancing meaningful peacebuilding initiatives. Jaser AbuMousa CPC Member Exiled from Gaza Jaser is a peacebuilder with over 15 years of experience in program management, policy analysis, and strategic engagement across post-conflict and development contexts. As a Yale Peace Fellow at the Jackson School for Global Affairs, he leads research on Gaza’s post-conflict recovery, focusing on governance, economic resilience, and policy solutions. Previously, he directed governance and empowerment programs with the Swiss diplomatic mission, where he worked closely with governments, diplomats, and international organisations. Fluent in Arabic, English, German, and Hebrew, Jaser brings deep cross-cultural expertise and a strong commitment to rebuilding communities and fostering sustainable change. Rebecca Sealfon CPC Member United States Rebecca Sealfon is a writer and social media consultant based in the New York City area. She started Unity is Strength, an NGO focused on promoting and facilitating Israel-Palestine cross-party dialogue and maintaining one of the Internet’s largest communities focused on Israel-Palestine. She has a Master’s degree in evolutionary biology and computer science, and has published articles in the New York Daily News, Smithsonian magazine, and the Daily Beast. Rebecca is American Jewish, was raised in the Conservative movement, and is philosophically most aligned with Reconstructionism. Eugene Samolin CPC Member Australia Eugene Samolin is an Australian author and peace advocate whose writing bridges science, spirituality, and human connection. A former jazz musician turned visionary thinker, his work explores healing, unity, and the spiritual foundations of coexistence. Author of Rising Karma, a novel drawing on Jewish, Christian, and Islamic mysticism, Eugene examines truth, persecution, and the redemptive force of love — the same spirit that underpins his commitment to peacebuilding. Through Remnant Fire Press, he promotes understanding across faiths and cultures, aligning closely with CPC’s mission of dialogue, compassion, and shared humanity.

The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) is a neutral platform advancing Israel-Palestine peace through dialogue, conflict resolution, and global cooperation. The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) “For a better future for all Israelis and Palestinians.” Our Partners in Peace Our Partners in Peace To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. 16 32 1 5 Dedicated Members Partner Organizations Shared Mission Major Peace Projects WHO WE ARE The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) is an international non-governmental organization (INGO) dedicated to advancing Israeli-Palestinian peacebuilding through dialogue, cooperation, and principled neutrality. Registered as a not-for-profit organization in Australia, the CPC serves as the convener of the Coalition for Peace (CfP) — a cross-organizational alliance uniting dozens of peacebuilding initiatives across four geographical branches. The CPC envisions a peaceful Israel and Palestine in which all people living between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River can live in safety, dignity, and mutual respect. Rather than advocating for any single political solution, the CPC positions itself as a neutral intermediary, connecting individuals, communities, and organizations committed to coexistence. Founded on 11 June 2025 and incorporated in Australia on 12 August 2025 (Incorporation No. A0127612T). yedf-ngo-forum-545277 Inuka Image SSHAA Logo Steven Logo JCW Logo Mousa Logo HeadOn Log David Logo Givat Haviva Logo Elias CPC Photo YPLA Logo Idan Logo Screenshot 2025-08-31 132132 Rameh logo WHO WE ARE The CPC in Action The CPC in Action Healing Gaza's Children: A Touch of Peace Psychological Support for Children in Need A Touch of Peace is an initiative blending psychosocial support with peace education. This project, envisioned and run by Gazans, will address the psychological trauma among children in Gaza after two years of immense violence, loss, and displacement. Healing Gaza's Children: A Touch of Peace 1/1 The Coalition for Peace (CfP) The Coalition of Coalitions The Coalition for Peace (CfP) is the flagship project of the Coalition for Peace and Coexistence Inc. (CPC) — a neutral, nonpartisan network dedicated to advancing dialogue, dignity, and cooperation across divides. The Coalition for Peace (CfP) Rebecca Sealfon, Founder of Unity is Strength Rebecca Sealfon, Founder of Unity is Strength I support the CPC because it is super important to coordinate the peacebuilders. The CPC is organized, fast-moving and has lots of energy behind it. In a short time it is able to accomplish so much. Elias Baboun, President of YEDF Forrum Elias Baboun, President of YEDF Forrum The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) is a genuine milestone in joint civic action. The Coalition bridges thought and practice, transforming the values of understanding, justice, and peace into real projects that touch people’s lives. Eugene Samolin, Interfaith Authour Eugene Samolin, Interfaith Authour The CPC is a grassroots movement of rare integrity and vision — fresh, uncompromised, and full of living promise. It carries the spirit of genuine initiative and collaboration, reaching upward with no ceiling but the sky.

Our Strategy The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) aspires to advance peace among all peoples living between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River by serving as a strictly neutral intermediary. CPC does not endorse any specific religious, theological, political, or diplomatic plan. With more than 1,900 Israeli–Palestinian advocacy and peacebuilding organizations already active internationally, CPC recognizes that the core challenge is not the absence of initiatives, but the lack of unity and cooperation among them. Instead of “reinventing the wheel,” CPC works to bridge divides between communities, peoples, groups, and organizations across the region. Through principled neutrality, CPC provides a trusted platform for cross-border cooperation, enabling existing initiatives to collaborate more effectively. CPC amplifies and strengthens the impact and voice of its partners when engaging with key stakeholders, helping build the collective foundations necessary for peace. By strengthening cooperation and elevating unified civil-society voices, CPC supports efforts to advance peace, security, and human rights for all communities in the region.

The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) connects global partners to promote solution-driven peacebuilding in the Middle East through high-level conferences, dialogue, and collaborative action. The Coalition for Peace (CfP) The Coalition for Peace (CfP) Uniting peacebuilding organizations across Israel, Palestine, and the world. The Coalition for Peace (CfP) is the flagship project of the Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) — a neutral, nonpartisan network dedicated to advancing dialogue, dignity, and cooperation across divides. The CfP brings together peacebuilding organizations, community initiatives, and coalitions from Gaza, the West Bank, Israel, and abroad to work collaboratively toward mutual understanding and sustainable peace. Read the CfP's Charter Join our Coalition CfP Partner Organizations CfP Partner Organizations Givat Haviva Givat Haviva is a civil society organization for social change associated with the Havatzelet Group. We strive to create a model society in Israel, emphasizing the importance of a Jewish and Arab shared society. Our vision for a shared society is anchored in principles of mutual respect, trust, pluralism, and intrinsic equality between citizens. We work to promote a prosperous, democratic society for all citizens of Israel, one that strives for peace with its neighbors and the solidarity of all peoples. Our activity focuses on the fields of education, language instruction, culture, and art. The Jewish-Arab partnership within the organization is the foundation of Givat Haviva's unique expertise and a central value underlying our worldview and practice. Visit Givat Haviva Contact Givat Haviva Head On Head On is a community and platform designed for thoughtful, respectful dialogue across divides. It’s building AI-powered tools to help people better understand one another and find common ground. By combining technology with real conversation, HeadOn aims to scale civil discourse. Visit Head On Contact Head On Teens for Peace in the Middle East (TPME) Teens for Peace in the Middle East (TPME) is a youth-led peacebuilding organisation dedicated to telling the stories of Israeli and Palestinian teenagers. TPME interviews Palestinian and Israeli youth about their views and experiences with the conflict, striving to educate others around the world and promote empathy and understanding. Visit TPME Contact TPME Al- Wafa Community Kitchen Founded by Dr. Muhammad Madi, the Al-Wafa Community Kitchen provides essential food and water to children and families affected by conflict in Gaza. Operating independently of large aid organizations, Al-Wafa ensures vulnerable communities receive daily nourishment despite severe shortages. The initiative reflects a commitment to human dignity, resilience, and local solidarity in the face of crisis. CPC is proud to partner with Al-Wafa to support the well-being of Gaza’s most vulnerable children. Donate to Al-Wafa Contact Al-Wafa Palestinian Authority for Development and Environmental Protection (PEDCOM) PEDCOM is a community organisation based in Gaza that works to promote sustainable development and protect the environment in Palestine. It focuses on raising environmental awareness, safeguarding natural resources, and advancing initiatives that improve public health and ecological resilience. Through its programs, PEDCOM seeks to empower communities to take part in development that is environmentally responsible and socially beneficial. Visit PEDCOM Contact PEDCOM Save Al-Makhrour The al-Makhrour Initiative, led by Palestinian journalist and community organiser Alice Kisiya, works to protect the long-standing civilian communities of al-Makhrour Valley near Bethlehem. For generations, these families have lived, farmed, and worshipped on this land, forming a cultural landscape that holds historical, agricultural, and spiritual importance. In recent years, the community has faced a series of escalating pressures, including legal disputes, land access restrictions, property damage, and incidents involving local settlers and security forces. These developments have created significant humanitarian, legal, and financial burdens for the families of al-Makhrour, including Alice and her mother. Her initiative documents these challenges, pursues lawful remedies, humanitarian and medical support, and agricultural efforts to support the local community. Visit Al-Makhrour Contact Al-Makhrour Youth Education Development Forum – Palestine (YEDF-NGO Forum – Palestine) The Youth Education Development Forum – Palestine (YEDF-NGO Forum – Palestine) is an independent, non-profit Palestinian civil organization established in 2010 in Bethlehem and registered with the Palestinian Ministry of Interior. It works to strengthen the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system and empower Palestinian youth through institutional coordination, knowledge exchange, joint projects, and inclusive national structures. With over 42 member institutions across the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and Jerusalem—as well as regional members from the Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean—the Forum promotes cooperation across borders. Its work emphasizes dignity, coexistence, and inclusive development, regardless of religion, gender, ethnicity, or political affiliation. Visit YEDF Contact YEDF Unity is Strength (UIS) Unity is Strength (UIS) connects Palestinians, Israelis, and their international supporters across geographic boundaries and party lines, for action-oriented discussions and joint projects. It is an NGO that operates as a project of the Social Good Fund nonprofit, and maintains online forums with over 20 million views and 230,000 comments on 30,000 contributed posts by 500 writers. Visit UIS Contact UIS The Jerusalem Centre for Women (JCW) The Jerusalem Center for Women aims to empower marginalized women in Jerusalem. Our the mission is to create a community of Palestinian women who are resilient change-makers, by providing them with the needed resources to develop their own potential, and that of their families and communities as well. Visit JCW Contact JCW Seven Spikes Human Appeal Association (SSHAA) The Seven Spikes Human Appeal Association in Jerusalem, represented by Elias N.J. Baboun, supports children, youth, and vulnerable families across Jerusalem and surrounding areas. The organization provides essential services — including food distribution, educational support, vocational training, and peace education — to all residents regardless of religion, faith, or background. Seven Spikes also facilitates cultural exchange programs, community initiatives, and awareness campaigns to foster tolerance, social justice, and civic engagement. CPC is proud to partner with Seven Spikes in advancing peace, dignity, and opportunity for children and communities in Jerusalem. Visit SSHAA Contact SSHAA National Children’s Cancer Society (NCCS) National Children’s Cancer Society (NCCS), based in Gaza, is a non-profit civil organization established in 2004. It provides psychological, social, medical, educational, and recreational services to children with cancer and their families. NCCS also supports families through training, awareness programs, and initiatives to improve living conditions and access to healthcare. Their work creates a supportive environment where children can heal, learn, and thrive alongside their peers. Visit NCCS Contact NCCS Global Muslim-Jewish Youth Unity Project (GMJYUP) The Global Muslim-Jewish Youth Unity Project (GMJYUP) is dedicated to building bridges of understanding, respect, and cooperation between Muslim and Jewish youth worldwide. Our goal is to counter extremism and antisemitism through education, dialogue, and shared community action. We empower young leaders (ages 16–26) with tools to promote peace, empathy, and social responsibility in their local communities. GMJYUP fosters interfaith mentorship, cultural exchange, and digital collaboration to replace hate with hope and misinformation with truth. Through global outreach and grassroots initiatives, we aim to create a new generation of changemakers committed to tolerance, justice, and lasting peace. Visit GMJYUP Contact GMJYUP The Youth Peace Language Association (YPLA) The Youth Peace & Language Association (YPLA) is a virtual language exchange program designed for Palestinians but welcomes English-learning youth from anywhere in the Middle East. Any youth from around the world can join as a volunteer or intern. YPLA is dedicated to fostering cultural understanding and connection through language exchange. YPLA empowers young people with linguistic skills while promoting peace and mutual respect, creating a global community that thrives on dialogue and unity. Visit YPLA Contact YPLA Debate for Peace (DfP) Debate for Peace (DfP) brings together Arab and Jewish students from more than 100 cities and towns around Israel, as well as Palestinian territories, to participate in Model United Nations conferences, where they debate, negotiate and try to resolve the most difficult and pressing challenges in international relations. Our achievements include winning Best Small Delegation at Yale MUN 47 and Yale Model Government Europe (YMGE) XII, along with participating in briefings at the European Parliament in Brussels, the UN Security Council, UNODC in Vienna and UN Habitat World Cities Day, visits to numerous UN offices and departments in NYC, Geneva, Vienna and Jerusalem, and meetings with three different peacekeeping missions. Visit DfP Contact DfP The Palestinian Organization for Development (POD) The Palestinian organization for development is a charitable organization established in Deir al-Balah, Gaza Strip, in 2000. It is registered with the Palestinian Ministry of the Interior, the Higher Council for Youth and Sports, and holds a work license from the Ministry of Social Affairs since 2002. The Association bases its work on both local and global values to promote freedom, uphold human dignity, ensure equalist rights for all, especially gender equality without discrimination, and foster a culture of peace and non-violence as key pillars for the success of development and improvement programs in Palestinian society. The organization aims to contribute to achieving positive and lasting changes in people's lives, working with all possible efforts to extend its activities to all Palestinian areas and cities, considering these regions are in urgent need of all charitable services and development programs Visit The POD Contact The POD The Gaza Youth Committee (GYC) Youth committee is established in 2010 by Eng. Rami Aman. The committee consists of more than 200 young people, males and females, aged from 16 to 40 years old, from Palestine, Middle East and North Africa. We started our work 10 years ago and our first meeting revolved around how we can help our community through open sessions, building ourselves then expanding our message of contributing in releasing peace to the world. We aim to be able to reach the decision-making positions in our community. This will be by contributing in reinforcing the role of youth in the society, and support their participation in the whole aspects in life. Visit GYC Contact GYC

CPC is a global peace platform focused on the Middle East, fostering dialogue, education, and partnerships to support coexistence and long-term solutions to the Israel-Palestine conflict. 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. 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 Freedom & Independence CPC remains free of political or institutional control, relying on its members and partners for sustainability. Radical Neutrality We collaborate with all sides — Israeli, Palestinian, and international — without endorsing political agendas. 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. 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.

Learn how CPC collects, stores, and protects your information while promoting peacebuilding across the Middle East and beyond. Contact Us If you have questions, comments, or would like to stay informed about our work, please use the form on this page or any of the contact options below. The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) aims to respond within 48 hours. Email General Enquiries - office@cpcpeacebuilding.org Diplomatic and Media Enquiries - ceo@cpcpeacebuilding.org Social Media Name (Optional) Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

The legal and governance principles and documents which the CPC operates by. Legal & Governance Legal & Governance Overview The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence Inc. is committed to transparency, accountability, and lawful operations. This page provides key information about our legal status, governance, and formal identifiers, ensuring clarity for partners, donors, and the wider public. Incorporation Details Note: The incorporation certificate is an official legal document confirming CPC’s status as a registered Incorporated Association under Victorian law. Legal Name: The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence Inc. Incorporated On: 12 August 2025 Incorporation Authority: Consumer Affairs Victoria, Australia Document.pdf Australian Business Number (ABN) This number is registered with the Australian Business Register and is used for all official financial, contractual, and legal purposes. ABN: 82 674 110 533 Displaying the ABN publicly ensures transparency for donors, partners, and regulatory compliance. Policies & Compliance Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions Accessibility Statement Refund Policy These policies govern CPC’s operations, including interactions with supporters, participants, and donors Transparency & Accountability CPC maintains high standards of transparency and accountability in all aspects of our operations. Our financial statements, governance reports, and formal records are maintained internally and made available to regulatory authorities and partners upon request.

Review CPC’s donation and subscription refund policy. Transparent terms for peace-focused contributors and supporters. Refund Policy Effective Date: June 2025 Organisation: Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) Website: www.cpcpeacebuilding.org At the Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC), we are committed to transparency and integrity in all contributions received. While donations are generally non-refundable, we understand that errors can occur. This policy outlines when and how a refund may be issued. 1. Eligibility for Refunds We may issue a refund under the following conditions: Duplicate Donation: If you made an accidental repeat contribution. Incorrect Amount: If you donated more than you intended due to a clear input error. Unauthorised Transaction: If your payment was made fraudulently or without your knowledge. Technical Error: If a technical fault caused a payment to be processed in error. Refunds are not guaranteed and are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. 2. Refund Request Procedure To request a refund, please contact us within 7 days of your original donation by emailing: cpc.office.org@gmail.com Include: Full name Donation amount Date of transaction Reason for the refund request We aim to respond within 5 business days .3. Refund Method If approved, your refund will be issued to the original payment method used. Please allow up to 10 business days for the refund to be processed and appear in your account. 4. Non-Refundable Cases Donations older than 7 days General changes of mind Contributions made anonymously without verifiable transaction information Donations made during fundraising campaigns that explicitly state “non-refundable” 5. Need Help? For any queries related to donations or refunds, please email cpc.office.org@gmail.com Thank you for supporting our work toward peace and coexistence. Return Home

A historical archive of projects completed before the founding of the Coalition for Peace and Coexistence. Past Projects Past Projects CPC Medium Publication Dialogue. Diversity. Voices for Coexistence. CPC hosts the largest Israel-Palestine-focused publication on Medium, welcoming diverse voices committed to respectful discourse and intellectual honesty. View Project MENA Geopolitical Independence. Regional insight. Global context. MENA Geopolitical is an original research and writing project founded by CPC’s creator, exploring the evolving dynamics of the Middle East and North Africa. View Project Peacebuilding Conference Solution-Driven Strategies for Peace An action-oriented event exploring practical pathways toward Israeli–Palestinian coexistence, post-conflict reconciliation, and multilateral cooperation. Includes Q&A, expert panels, and regional voices. Completed on May 31st View Project Weekly Zoom Forums Ongoing As part of CPC’s commitment to ongoing dialogue and community-led peacebuilding, we host weekly Zoom forums open to our network of contributors, peacebuilders, and global participants. View Project Peacebuilding Conference Geopolitical Landscape and Current Challenges A global panel featuring UN representatives, journalists, academics, and peacebuilders, examining the current regional dynamics and diplomatic barriers to peace. Completed on May 25th View Project

The Founder's Pledge The Founder's Pledge A Message from the Founder As the Coalition for Peace and Coexistence Inc. grows to unite organizations from across Israel, Palestine, and the world, I want to reaffirm my personal dedication to this mission. I know many peace efforts have failed, and trust in international initiatives is low. I also know that I am young, Australian, and far from the conflict I work to help resolve. But peace will not be rebuilt through words — only through results. CPC is led by Israelis and Palestinians themselves, supported by a diverse international team. Together, we will prove that the Israeli–Palestinian conflict is solvable. I have given my youth to this mission and will continue to make every sacrifice necessary to bring humanity, security, and coexistence to all who live between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. This is my promise.

The official Vision Statement used by the Coalition for Peace and Coexistence. Our Vision Statement Our Vision Statement The CPC aims to achieve a lasting and considerate peace between Israeli and Palestinian communities, as well as other peoples who call the land between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River home—including those in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and Israel. This peace must be built on mutual respect and justice, grounded in a commitment to ensuring safety, dignity, and coexistence for all. Lasting peace must include both populations living side-by-side—regardless of the political or territorial structure ultimately agreed upon—without the omnipresent threats of systemic violence, discrimination, or destabilising fear. It is essential that all people of the region can live without constant fear for their well-being, families, and futures, and that they can do so in an environment where fairness, security, and shared humanity are upheld. Learn More

Join the Coalition for Peace (CfP) as a delegate to formally represent your organization at CfP gatherings Become a Delegate Become a Delegate Represent your organisation within the Coalition for Peace (CfP) The Coalition for Peace (CfP) operates through representatives known as Delegates — individuals officially nominated by their organisations to participate in CfP discussions, meetings, and initiatives. Delegates play a crucial role in connecting their institutions with the broader coalition network, ensuring that dialogue, decisions, and collaboration reflect the diverse realities of peacebuilding work across Israel, Palestine, and the international community. Who Can Become a Delegate? Must belong to an organisation that is a recognised CfP Partner Organisation (see Become a Partner Organisation page) . Must demonstrate commitment to CPC’s values: neutrality, dignity, lawful nonviolence, and inclusivity. May be a director, project manager, or other appointed representative authorised by their institution. Must be willing to actively participate in CfP meetings, consultations, or working groups (digital or in-person). 1. Step 1 — Ensure Partner Status Your organisation must first be approved as a CfP Partner Organisation. If it hasn’t yet applied, please complete the Partner Application Process. Become a Partner Organization 2. Step 2 — Submit Delegate Nomination Form The Partner Organisation nominates one or more representatives to act as Delegates. Download and complete the form below, signed by an authorised representative of your organisation. Download the Form 3. Step 3 — CPC Review & Confirmation CPC’s Diplomatic Department reviews nominations to ensure alignment with CPC principles. Approved Delegates receive a formal confirmation email and an invitation to their regional CfP branch (e.g., CfP Gaza, CfP Israel, CfP West Bank, CfP International). 4. Step 4 — Begin Participation Once confirmed: Delegates will be added to secure CfP communication channels and internal directories. They may participate in meetings, joint statements, or collaborative projects. Delegates may later be reappointed or replaced at the Partner Organisation’s discretion by written notice.