03 October 2021
Upcoming Events
Join our next Israeli Palestinian Zoom event
We are conducting, collaborative, interactive and thought-provoking Zoom events to explore peace between Israelis Palestinians.
14 November 2021
Discussion with Noam Chomsky
19 December 2021
Simulation with Ofer Casiff
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Simulations Explained
The Israeli Palestinian Confederation (IPC) is an organization which developed a model to create a common government for the people of Israel and Palestine side by side with the existing Israeli and Palestinian governments. The IPC conducts regular and frequent zoom simulations to demonstrate how this Confederation would work… Learn More
Prior Simulations
- May 31st 2021 simulation
- Gideon Levy -June 28,2021
- Peter Tatchell – July 21-21
- Mohamed Mostafa Galal -July 26-21
- Peter Beinart – August 8th
- Noam Chomsky – August 22-21
- Denis Ross – September 5-21
- Alan Dershowitz- September 19-21
What is the IPC?
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Summary of the IPC simulation of September 19th with Alan Dershowitz
Below is a recording of the September 192021, simulation with Professor Alan Dershowitz Professor Alan M. Dershowitz teaches law at…
Surviving Peace
Documentary
When many on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are unwilling to see the two state solution as a solution, what is left?
The documentary feature Surviving Peace delves deeply into the core issues driving the Israeli—Palestinian conflict to question why these two innovative and resourceful peoples suffer from stagnation of thinking and lack of imagination when it comes to living in peace with each other. Leading thinkers and government officials on both sides, as well as ordinary people deliver startling admissions as they are confronted with the possibility of a way forward out of their current political impasse: confederation. With the two state solution now largely seen as dead in the water, and the status quo unacceptable, many are opening their eyes to other possibilities recently dismissed as implausible. Surviving Peace explores whether the creation of a third governmental body with equal sovereignty could be a way forward.