Subject: They call it a ceasefire. We call it a cycle.

Dear Friend,

In the past days, we have watched the same leaders who led us into war announce a ceasefire. Each side speaks of victory and warns that violence will return if their conditions are not met. It is presented as part of a familiar cycle - war, pause, and the expectation that it will all begin again. Living like this is not normal. It is something we have been taught to accept.

We don't accept it - and we are the alternative. For us, nonviolence means continuing to meet, to organize, to resist, and to build something that does not depend on the next round of violence. It means investing in a future that is not defined by military or political force, but by diplomacy, equality, and shared humanity.

This is why, on April 20th, we will hold the Israeli–Palestinian Joint Memorial Ceremony together with the Parents Circle – Families Forum.

In a moment when violence is once again being normalized, this ceremony creates a space where something else can be seen. Israelis and Palestinians coming together to refuse the idea that loss must lead to more loss and that pain belongs to one side alone. Hear from bereaved families on what gives them hope to continue and how they found each other through their own pain. 


This ceremony isn't just an event - it is a glimpse into life beyond conflict, and an opportunity to walk with us into 'The Day After' and choose another way. Join us.


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