Jewish voice for a just peace in the Middle East

The "Jewish Voice for a Just Peace in the Middle East" acts on the basis of the founding declaration of the "European Jews For A Just Peace" (EJJP), which was adopted in Amsterdam in September 2002 by 18 Jewish organisations from 9 European countries. As an associate member of the Federation, it aims to provide information about the necessity and possibility of a just peace between Palestine and Israel. It sees its main task as working towards ensuring that the German government uses its foreign policy and economic weight in the European Union, in the United Nations and not least in the Middle East emphatically and unequivocally in the interests of establishing a viable, sovereign state of Palestine on integrated territory and within secure borders and actively contributes to the realisation of a lasting peace that is viable for both nations.