Each of our grantees has unique strengths and distinctive approaches towards cultivating a more promising future for both Palestinians and Israelis. What deeply resonates with B8 of Hope, across all these organizations, is their shared commitment to humanization through their impactful initiatives, coupled with a dedicated emphasis on driving constructive and meaningful changes. Learn more about our selection criteria: Read the application criteria here.
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A LAND FOR ALL - TWO STATES, ONE HOMELAND
Together, a group of Israelis and Palestinians offer a new horizon for reconciliation between the two people, based on the existence of two sovereign states in one open land.
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BLEND.AR
Blend.Ar breaks down barriers between Jews and Arabs living in Israel by teaching Arabic and sharing Arab culture. With schools across the country and creative projects that bring people together, Blend.Ar builds real connections between the two societies.
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COMBATANTS FOR PEACE
An organization founded by ex-Israeli military and former Palestinian fighters, putting aside their weapons to show “there is another way” and standing together as a bi-national community which is based on non-violence.
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COMET-ME
Comet-ME is a cross-border Israeli-Palestinian organization that provides renewable energy, clean-water delivery, and internet services to off-grid communities in the occupied Palestinian territories (oPt). Using environmentally and socially sustainable methods, Comet-ME aims to empower some of the poorest and most marginalized communities through the installation of clean-energy and water systems, along with ongoing maintenance, monitoring, and management.
EMDR 4 PEACE
EMDR4Peace is a nonprofit initiative bringing together EMDR-certified trainers, facilitators, consultants, practitioners, and mental health professionals—Israelis and Palestinians, Jews and Arabs—who work to share knowledge, skills, and promote trauma healing in conflict-affected areas.
GREEN LAND SOCIETY FOR HEALTH DEVELOPMENT
A Palestinian Non-Governmental Non-Profit Organization, which aims to raise the level of health and environmental conditions in the Palestinian Authority Territories.
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JERUSALEM YOUTH CHORUS
This group empowers young singers to become leaders for peace in their communities by providing a space where they can engage one another in musical and verbal dialogue.
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KARAMA CENTER
This Palestinian Non-Violence Center is a place of dialogue and peace, currently being developed as a learning space for promoting a peaceful and nurturing relationship among people and with the land.
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LISSAN
Lissan (Arabic for language or tongue) is a nonprofit organization that promotes gender and social equality in Jerusalem through language education.
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MIDDLE EAST ENTREPRENEURS OF TOMORROW
MEET brings together promising high school students for a cutting-edge three-year program. Each cohort consists of equal numbers of young men and women, and Israelis and Palestinians are equally represented.
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NEW STORY LEADERSHIP
New Story Leadership (NSL) focuses on developing a community of leaders and influencers across Palestine and Israel through a 7 weeks summer program in Washington DC.
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PARENTS CIRCLE FAMILIES FORUM
600 bereaved Israelis and Palestinians who have lost an immediate family member in the conflict are working hand in hand together, sharing sorrow, bringing hope by trying to stop acts of violence through reconciliation – a prerequisite to achieving a sustainable peace.
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POLYPHONY
The programs of Polyphony unite young Arabs and Jews in Israel through classical music. This organization is a model for global cooperation based on cultural exchange and education, communication and partnership, in the belief that creating new channels for engagement is essential to sustaining a just and peaceful society.
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PHYSICIANS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
Physicians for Human Rights – Israel (PHRI) was founded in 1988 by a group of Israeli physicians and works to promote a just society where the right to health is granted equally to all people in Israel, in the West Bank and in Gaza.
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PIP
The Palestinian Internship Program (PIP) empowers young Palestinian professionals by placing them in internships at leading Israel-based companies, helping them build their careers and, in turn, drive innovation, investment, and opportunity in the Palestinian tech ecosystem.