ISRAEL & OPT
Together with their partners in the region, CIDSE members working on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict want to achieve a just peace leading to self-determination for both Israelis and Palestinians.
CIDSE believes it is essential to emphasize that justice is rooted in the application of international humanitarian law (IHL), international human rights law (IHRL) and the relevant UN resolutions. The EU – as the largest aid donor to the occupied Palestinian territory and a major trading partner of Israel – has a significant role to play through using its leverage with all parties to ensure respect for international law.
CIDSE aims at promoting political support for a just peace by working to frame public discourse on this issue in terms of IHL and IHRL, and conducting lobbying and advocacy work at EU and national level. Some of our members also work alongside and in exchange with partners in Israel and the occupied territories to sustain development and humanitarian programmes.
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Dorien Vanden Boer
vandenboer(at)cidse.org
Stories
Publications
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CIDSE’s engagement in the 8th Session of the UN Binding
October 21, 202228 october: “Business and Human Rights Treaty: Clean up the mess!”CIDSE final Press Release (Italian) As part of its commitment […]
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EU-Israel Association Council Meeting
October 3, 2022Joint statement by CIDSE, ACT Alliance EU and Oxfam As humanitarian and human rights organizations working in the occupied Palestinian […]
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Urgent Call to Protect Palestinian Civil Society Organisations
August 26, 2022CIDSE STATEMENT – 25 AUGUST 2022 CIDSE strongly condemns the raids on the offices of seven Palestinian civil society and […]
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News from CIDSE – May-June 2022
July 1, 2022Read our latest newsletter for an overview of our activities from May and June and find out what’s coming next! […]
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The West Bank is at risk of facing its biggest
June 16, 2022On May 4 2022, the Israeli High Court of Justice gave a green light to forcibly evict around 1200 people […]