Take action

"Instead of apathy and resignation, I have chosen action and hope."

-Galia Golan, Israeli CfP Activist

  • ✺ Bring CfP Activists To Your Community

    Organize a virtual or in-person event with Combatants for Peace. In-person events can be held in synagogues, mosques, churches, community centers, universities, and more. As a joint movement, all speaking engagements include a Palestinian and Israeli speaker who are partners in our work.

    Please fill out our speaker request form here.

  • ✺ Organize a Solidarity Action

    It is incredible to see the powerful acts of solidarity from our global community. We encourage you to raise your voice for a just peace in Israel and Palestine and participate in the movement through nonviolent civil resistance. In alignment with CfP’s values and messaging, organize a silent vigil, peaceful street protest, or walk-out. Using CfP’s/AFCPF’s positions, sign a petition or contact your representatives.

    Learn more & access CfP protest signs here.

  • ✺ Host A Fundraiser

    Host a fundraiser to empower and sustain the work of Combatants for Peace. Reach out and let us know and we will design a personalized donation page for you and your community to give. Past fundraisers to support CfP have included birthday fundraisers, a special Christmas concert for peace, and even a fundraising run across Ireland.

    Reach out to us at office@afcfp.org with any questions.

  • ✺ Screen Disturbing the Peace

    Screen the award-winning documentary Disturbing the Peace in your community. Disturbing the Peace follows former Israeli and Palestinian enemy combatants and reveals their transformational journeys from soldiers committed to armed battle to nonviolent peace activists, leading to the creation of Combatants for Peace.

    Access the film here.

Our Values

As a movement, we value Honorable Stewardship, Sacred Belong, Radical Intimacy, Love and Hope through Action, Collective Liberation, and Unity without Uniformity (to learn more about these values, click here). 

As a diverse community of activists working across borders and from distinct societies, we value the practices of curiosity, compassion, learning from each other, mutual respect, and welcome. While we may not agree upon everything, we agree upon the most important things that guide our work: 

  • A non-negotiable commitment to the practices of nonviolence and nonviolent co-resistance

  • Advancing an end to the occupation 

  • Protecting human rights

  • Acknowledging the rights of both Palestinians and Israelis to be self-determined and to live in dignity, safety, and liberty in their homeland

  • Peace that is rooted in justice and justice that is rooted in love

  • A mutually agreed upon political solution to end the occupation, informed by Palestinians and Israelis