In its triennial conference on July 24-26 this year, the Australian Labor Party will consider a motion to include concrete steps towards peace and justice for Israel and Palestine.
We need your support to send a message to ALP Parliamentarians that it's time for Australia to embrace new strategies towards a just peace.
Why change?
The current ALP Party Platform states that: Labor is committed to supporting an enduring and just two-state solution to the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, based on the right of Israel to live in peace within secure borders internationally recognised and agreed by the parties, and ...
In its triennial conference on July 24-26 this year, the Australian Labor Party will consider a motion to include concrete steps towards peace and justice for Israel and Palestine.
We need your support to send a message to ALP Parliamentarians that it's time for Australia to embrace new strategies towards a just peace.
Why change?
The current ALP Party Platform states that: Labor is committed to supporting an enduring and just two-state solution to the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, based on the right of Israel to live in peace within secure borders internationally recognised and agreed by the parties, and reflecting the legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people to also live in peace and security within their own state.
This is very similar to the Liberal party platform, the implementation of this policy usually leads to the stale edict for “both parties to return to the negotiating table’.
Why this is inadequate:
We need to move on from the situation where Palestine begs at the table with their occupiers to international community supporting a real pathway to a just peace