We share in the sorrow of all Israeli and Palestinian families who have lost their loved ones as a result of the conflict
600 Days of War, 600 Days of Pain
600 days have passed since this war began, and the killing continues, the pain persists, and the destruction goes on.
600 days in which we have lost our children, our loved ones, our humanity.
We, at the PCFF, know all too well the meaning of loss, and we also know that there is no other path but the path of peace, mutual recognition, and a return to our shared humanity.
Today, we raise our voices loud and clear:
Bring everyone home.
Stop the killing.
Enough with the destruction.
It is time to end the war.
It is time for life.
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One of our main activities

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.

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The Parents Circle Families Forum invites anyone who has lost a family member due to the conflict, to join 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.

Each member in the forum carries within their hearts and bodies the story of the loss of their loved ones. The personal stories offer us a glimpse into their inner world and an understanding that the pain of bereavement is the same for both Israelis and Palestinians.