The rise of reason

Palestinian Voices

A chorus of courageous voices is sharing ideas and gaining momentum. The more we speak out, the sooner we can break the tragic and untenable cycle of violence.

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I support the Realign for Palestine project because I also seek to foster a transformative narrative for the Palestinian community—one that acknowledges our failures and wrong decisions in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

Hamza Howidy

Human Rights Advocate
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Hamza Howidy

Human Rights Advocate
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I wholeheartedly support the Realign for Palestine initiative because it provides a crucial voice for Palestinians who advocate for peace—a voice that is inclusive, pragmatic, and deeply rooted in justice. It represents the aspirations of the majority of Palestinians- including my family and friends- who desire a future of coexistence, dignity, and rights.

Adnan Jaber

Founder, Peace Tech Group
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Adnan Jaber

Founder, Peace Tech Group
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I believe in and support the mission and principles of Realign for Palestine. It is bringing a new approach and fresh ideas on how to forge pathways to peace and will support those ready to have critical conversations about the shared future and the fate of the Palestinian independence and national project. I remain steadfast in my commitment to peace and rebuilding in Gaza and strongly believe that Realign for Palestine will be part of how we achieve this new reality for Gaza and beyond.

Kamal Almashharawi

Law Student, Rutgers University
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Kamal Almashharawi

Law Student, Rutgers University
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Holding space for multiple truths is essential because it reflects the reality of who we are. The tapestry of Palestinian narratives cannot be reduced to a singular thread of story or perspective; it is a vibrant, resilient mix of experiences, traditions, and ideas. That complexity is not a weakness—it is our greatest strength and the foundation for a future where our aspirations for peace, freedom, and prosperity are realized.

Mo Husseini

Writer / Creative
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Mo Husseini

Writer / Creative
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It is essential to have a Palestinian-led movement that's centrist/moderate. I believe these values are central to Islam and are exemplified in the Quran. "So, we have made you believers an upright community. And thus we have made you a temperate/middle-ground nation.” Peacemakers amid conflict are the courageous and essential leaders of our community.

Mohammed Dajani Daoudi

Founder, Wasatia
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Mohammed Dajani Daoudi

Founder, Wasatia
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Mohammed Dajani Daoudi

Dr. Mohammed Dajani Daoudi is a Palestinian scholar, peace activist, and the founder of the Wasatia movement, which seeks to promote tolerance, interfaith dialogue, and peaceful coexistence. Born in Jerusalem, Dr. Dajani holds doctorate degrees from the University of Texas and University of South Carolina. He is the founding director of the Jerusalem Studies and Research Institute, chair of the board of directors of the House of Water & Environment in Ramallah, and a member of the board of directors of the YMCA, Jerusalem.

Mo Husseini

Mo Husseini is a Palestinian-American creative and writer whose work explores the intersection of storytelling, culture, and technology. Shaped by his Palestinian heritage and a commitment to meaningful dialogue, Mo challenges entrenched narratives and celebrates the complexity of human experience.

With a career spanning film and advertising, he uses storytelling to amplify diverse voices and advocate for justice and empathy. Most recently, Mo co-directed A Path Forward with acclaimed filmmaker Julie Cohen, profiling Palestinian and Israeli peace leaders in the aftermath of the October 7 massacre.

Based in the Pacific Northwest with his wife and son, Mo remains dedicated to advancing conversations on identity, justice, and shared humanity while creating space for diverse perspectives that inspire understanding and change.

Kamal Almashharawi

Kamal Almashharawi is driven by a passion for peace and justice and is equipped with a commitment to excellence. He’s a practiced legal and business officer with experience in Saudi Arabia & Palestine—and is currently completing his JD at Rutgers University Law School. Kamal was born and raised in the Jabaliya refugee camp; however, he was forced to flee during the current Israel-Gaza war. Kamal has previously been part of peacebuilding work with Seeds of Peace and Our Generation Speaks and has since then worked on reimagining the future, where we build political and cultural divides through the power of joint business ventures for Gaza and all humanity.

Adnan Jaber

Adnan is a curious, hopeful human from Jerusalem who currently lives in Los Angeles. He’s on a mission to bring people together through tech, AI, dialogue, and entrepreneurship. Adnan is the former director and host of the “Beitna” social media channel, which elevates and amplifies the voices of compassionate, kind, and empathetic individuals from Palestine and Israel. Adnan founded the PeaceTech Group, a forum for 20 CEOs in peace-building, tech, and entrepreneurship organizations in Israel and Palestine.

Hamza Howidy

Hamza, a Palestinian born and raised in the Gaza Strip, is a peace activist and human rights advocate for the Middle East. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics and administrative sciences from the Islamic University of Gaza and currently resides in Germany. Hamza has been vocal in his criticism of Hamas, regularly speaking to media outlets and publishing articles that reflect his views on the Israel and Palestine conflict. His perspective always advocates for a pragmatic and humanistic approach to forging a different path forward.

Hamza Howidy

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