Lobbying for Peace
Political peacebuilding through
policy, institutions and implementation.
Lobbying for Peace is an independent, Brussels-based policy organisation focused on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with particular attention to EU policy and institutions, governance, financing and implementation.
From Political Commitment to Implementation
Israeli & Palestinian Political Dynamics
We examine the political, institutional and economic pressures shaping Israeli and Palestinian decision-making, including Palestinian institutional resilience and Israeli policy.
Financing & Implementation
We analyse how political and financial commitments move through governance, donor and implementation mechanisms, and where institutional dependencies, access constraints and bottlenecks affect delivery.
Decision-Relevant Analysis
We produce independent analysis on live political and institutional questions, including EU-Israel relations, Palestinian governance, recovery and reconstruction, donor coordination and West Bank developments.
EU Policy & Institutional Engagement
We engage EU institutions, Member State diplomats and policy communities on the political and institutional questions shaping the conflict and prospects for a durable two-state solution.
Featured Analysis
What Israel’s Team Gaza approval suggests about EU leverage
Israel’s decision to allow equipment for the first €43 million of Team Gaza projects into Gaza is narrow in scope, but it raises a broader question about how EU leverage operates in practice.
05 Oct 2026. Read the full piece →
The EU's expanding implementation role in Palestine
UNGA81 showed European financial and institutional commitments becoming more consequential, even as many of the decisions determining their success remain outside EU control
25 Sep 2026 · Read the full piece →
From the Ballot to Peace: Why the West Bank Needs Elections Now
For the EU, recognition without representation undermines the two-state solution.
08 Sep 2025 · Read the full piece →
Commissioned Research
& Advisory
Alongside its independent policy work, LFP undertakes selected commissioned research and advisory assignments for organisations seeking to understand and navigate the European political, institutional and financing environment surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Each addresses a defined political, institutional or implementation question.
Who We Are
An independent Brussels-based policy organisation
Established in 2025, Lobbying for Peace combines independent policy analysis, advocacy and institutional engagement on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with particular attention to the role of the European Union. Its work draws on local contextual insight alongside direct engagement in Brussels.
Brussels-based · Belgian ASBL · EU Transparency Register · EU policy and Israeli-Palestinian institutional analysis
Orange Gimena Elan
Founder & Executive Director
Orange founded LFP after more than a decade working in hedge funds, followed by graduate study in peace, security and strategic studies. Her background shapes LFP’s approach to political and institutional questions through capital, incentives, governance, institutional dependencies and execution.
Engage with LFP
For institutions and policymakers
We welcome substantive exchange with officials, diplomats and policy specialists working on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the European policy environment around it.
For researchers and practitioners
LFP engages specialists whose work can strengthen our understanding of governance, financing and implementation in the conflict.
For prospective partners
We work with organisations where LFP’s expertise in EU politics, institutions, financing and implementation can complement existing capabilities.
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