Even in times of war, we must not overlook the humanity of both Palestinians and Israelis. We must not downplay or ignore injustices against any group or ignore the suffering of others.

The Pro-Human Campaign aims to counter two disturbing trends: the dehumanization of Israelis and Jews, and the dehumanization of Gazans, Palestinians, and Muslims around the world. While nearly everyone seems to identify as either pro‑Israeli or pro-Palestinian, showing a lack of empathy to the humans on the other side, we call to amplify the pro-human voice!

Who are we, and what are our objectives?

The Pro-Human Campaign (PHC) is a global network of organizations and activists, initiated when the new cycle of the conflict erupted on October 7. It is a home to every person, group, or organization who share the pro-human spirit and oppose the de-humanization of Israelis and Palestinians and Muslims and Jews around the world. At this point, the coalition includes the following organizations: Rabbis for Human Rights, the Parents Circle Families Forum, People of the Book, Mehazkim, Peace NGO Forum, PsychoActive, Attac Germany and Standing Together.

In response to the polarized discourse (pro-Palestinian vs. pro-Israeli), our goal is to promote a strong pro-human perspective in Israel and globally, encouraging a shift from one-sided views to being pro‑human. We aim to establish a movement with a worldview that recognizes humanity on both sides; a movement committed to engaging with and transforming public discourse.

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What about yourself?

A program of mutual de-radicalization for Israelis and Palestinians is urgently needed. The international community, together with civil society and governments on both sides, would be wise to develop and promote such an initiative.
The Pro-Human Campaign to progressive opinion leaders in the West – Raise your voice for the Israeli hostages; you have a position of influence, power, and a special responsibility to do so.
A program of mutual de-radicalization for Israelis and Palestinians is urgently needed. The international community, together with civil society and governments on both sides, would be wise to develop and promote such an initiative.
How advancing alternative narratives and policy frameworks—ones that better acknowledge the pain, sensitivities, and security concerns of both sides—might help generate such pressure?
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