Knowledge Hub
Independent analysis on the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict, EU policy and implementation
The Lobbying for Peace Knowledge Hub brings together independent analysis on the political, institutional, financing and implementation questions shaping the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and European engagement.
Its current focus includes Israeli and Palestinian political dynamics, EU policy and institutions, Palestinian governance and institutional resilience, recovery and reconstruction, donor coordination and the mechanisms through which political commitments move into implementation.
Selected Analysis
A curated selection of LFP’s published analysis on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the European policy and institutional environment surrounding it.
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 →
Gaza Reconstruction Cannot Be a Unilateral Effort
Gaza’s reconstruction cannot succeed without a broader international coalition. Europe remains outside the framework that Washington has launched.
16 Mar 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 →
Analysis & Resources
Lobbying for Peace develops focused analytical outputs on live policy questions and longer-term institutional challenges relevant to conflict resolution and implementation.
Policy Notes & Briefs
Concise analysis addressing defined policy questions, institutional choices and implementation challenges.
Analysis & Commentary
Independent analysis of political and institutional developments affecting the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, European policy and the conditions for implementation.
Collaborative Analysis
Lobbying for Peace works with researchers, practitioners and institutional partners where external expertise can strengthen its analysis.
Collaboration may include co-authored policy notes, expert contributions, analytical exchanges and longer-form research on defined political, governance or implementation questions.
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