Peace and Security Dialogue

FES Israel contributes to the peace and security policy dialogue with the introduction of progressive concepts. In cooperation with non-governmental organizations, think tanks, universities and research institutes, we support the development of new strategies, which are then presented to experts, multipliers, decision-makers and representatives of civil society.

In particular, we strengthen political ties between Israel and its neighbors by creating opportunities for exchange, promoting Israeli-Palestinian networks, and conducting research projects. In doing so, we work closely with partners who promote peace, advocate for universal human rights, and consider issues of gender justice.

At the same time, we aim to promote exchange between all stakeholders. Our aim is to work with our Israeli, Palestinian, and European partners to develop sustainable solutions and thus contribute to a discussion that promotes a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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25.09.2024 | Israel-German / European relations, Peace and security dialogue, All Publications

The Mitvim Institute’s twelfth annual public opinion poll on Israeli foreign policy was conducted at the end of August.


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09.04.2024 | Peace and security dialogue, Shared society, Social justice, All Publications

What will Israeli society look like in 2025? What developments will it experience between now and then? Will it manage to overcome the profound rifts…


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29.11.2023 | Peace and security dialogue, All Publications

The survey was carried out a month after the massacre on October 7.

 


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Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Israel Office

Tuval 40, Sapir Tower
Ramat Gan 5252247
Israel

+972 (0) 9 9514760
+972 (0) 9 9514764

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The Work of FES Israel

The Work of FES Israel

The Israel office of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, as one of more than 100 international offices, fulfills a particularly important role: it engages with the history of Israel and Germany, and the legacy of the Shoah. More