From political
commitment
to implementation
Lobbying for Peace combines independent policy analysis, advocacy and institutional engagement on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with particular attention to the role of European policy and institutions.
Our focus is on what is required to translate political commitments into workable arrangements, implement them and sustain them over time.
Alongside this, we undertake selected commissioned research and advisory assignments.
Our current work is organised around three areas:
Israeli & Palestinian
Political Dynamics
We examine the political, institutional and economic pressures shaping Israeli and Palestinian decision-making, including Palestinian institutional resilience, political legitimacy and Israeli policy.
EU Policy, Institutions
& Financing
We examine how European political decisions, institutional processes and financing mechanisms interact in the Israeli-Palestinian context, including EU-Israel relations, donor coordination, funding architecture, differentiation and the use of European policy instruments.
Governance & Implementation
We analyse the governance arrangements, institutional dependencies, access constraints, sequencing and coordination that determine whether political and financial commitments can be implemented in practice.
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Commissioned Research
& Advisory
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.