Josef Avesar is an Israeli-born attorney who resides in Southern California. He has written numerous articles and commentaries, including: “The Israeli-Palestinian Confederation”; “Why Would the Israeli and Palestinian Government Accept a Confederation?”; “An Israeli-Palestinian Confederation Creates a Fair and Balanced Mechanism to Resolve the Issues”; “Israeli and Palestinian Governments Too Busy to Make Peace”; “Israeli-Palestinian Confederation Could Have Helped Prisoner Exchange”; “An Israeli-Palestinian Confederation Could Have Saved the Violence in Gaza”; “It’s Time to Take the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict by the Horns”; and “Israeli-Palestinian Confederation 101. He is the author of the book “ Peace, A Case for an Israeli Palestinian Confederation.”

Recording of the April 26, 2026, IPC Strategic Meeting

The meeting focused on the implementation of a proposed federal election in Israel-Palestine under the Israeli Palestinian Confederation (IPC). The IPC presenter outlined a constitutional framework for a federal government, including a 300-member parliament, a president, and a vice president, designed to operate alongside existing Israeli and Palestinian institutions. Key topics included voter eligibility, candidate…

Recording of February 8, 2026, IPC simulation with Noga Kadman

The meeting focused on a simulation of the Israeli Palestinian Confederation, a proposed federal government designed to foster peace, tolerance, and economic prosperity between Israelis and Palestinians. Participants discussed the confederation’s structure, including the election of a president and vice president, the creation of a 300-member Parliament, and the ratification of a constitution that guarantees…

Recording of the IPC simulation of January 25, 2025 with Elijah Kahlenberg

Jadd Hashem was not able to make it due to the storm in Texas. The discussion focused on Gaza’s governance and the Palestinian right of return, revealing sharp divisions. Israeli Prime Minister Naseer opposed expanded return rights and any outcome benefiting Hamas, citing security and demographic concerns, while others stressed justice, democratic legitimacy, and inclusion…