Peace is too important to be left only to governments.
As long as the popular base remains weak, the peace process may falter. We are gathering in Copenhagen to contribute to a comprehensive and lasting resolution to the Arab-Israeli conflict before the end of this century, and to commence an era of durable and just peace in which the whole Middle East should enjoy stability, security and prosperity. We are meeting under the auspices of the government of Denmark which shares our interest in bringing about a resolution to the Arab-Israeli conflict in all its aspects. The absence of such resolution can only adversely affect the interests of the entire international community. We plan to hold public meetings, lobby governments, monitor progress and setbacks in the peace-process as well as discrimination, collective punishment, abuse of human rights and violence.