For reconciliation and dialogue
We work to end the cycle of bloodshed and towards achieving a diplomatic arrangement agreed upon by both sides
Join Our NewsletterNewsletter december 2022
Donate NowDialogue meetings are under attack
In the past year, PCFF has been attacked for our educational work in Israeli schools, but we won’t let extremists stop education for peace and reconciliation!
In the next two weeks, every donation will be doubled.
Olive trees were planted in the memory of the conflict’s victims“Tu BeShvat” Peace Olive Planting, January 2021
The bereaved Palestinian and Israeli members of The Parents Circle – Families Forum marked Tu BeShvat by planting 10 Olive trees. Each of these trees is dedicated to an Israeli or a Palestinian immediate family member who lost their lives in the conflict and whose family belongs to the group. Each year we intend to celebrate Tu BeShvat in this way until we can create a forest of reconciliation and peace.
The Parents Circle Families Forum invites anyone who has lost a family member due to the conflict, to join usJoin Us
If you have lost a family member due to the conflict, and you are also tired of the never ending cycle of loss of life, we would like to see you with us. Together, we will continue to work to prevent further bereavement, to create dialogue, reconciliation and peace.
The Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day Ceremony 2022Sharing Sorrow, Bringing Hope
Watch 17th Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day Ceremony that took place on May 3rd, 2022 hosted by the Parents Circle – Families Forum.
One of our main activitiesDialogue meetings for youth and adults
An Israeli and a Palestinian, who tell their personal stories of bereavement and explain their choice to engage in dialogue instead of revenge. If you too would like to be a part of promoting peace and reconciliation, you’re welcome to arrange dialogue meetings in your home, in your workplace, in the community center near you, or anywhere you’d like.
Meet PCFF members and their storiesPersonal Stories
Every PCFF member has lost someone to the conflict who was their entire universe. Here you can read the personal stories of Forum members, about their loved ones who are no longer present, about the journey from pain to hope and about choosing reconciliation and partnership.
A combination of historical national information and the personal and familial stories of the participantsThe Parallel Narrative Experience
To get to know the personal and national narrative of the “other”, as an important step towards reconciliation between the peoples. So far, during the nine years of the project, 40 groups have been conducted.
Please visit the PCFF Facebook page. We would appreciate it if you follow us, comment and share
Our Facebook page is bilingual: Every post is published in Arabic and Hebrew, and in recent years, it is the PCFF’s main digital asset, with more than 40K followers. You will also find information about the PCFF’s activities, references and responses to different current events, PCFF members’ media appearances and any other issue which is related to our activities, our messages, our beliefs.