A political vision for two peoples in one shared homeland.
In a reality often framed through separation, domination, or despair, A Land for All works at the level of political imagination. The movement brings Palestinians and Israelis together around a vision known as “Two States, One Homeland”: two independent states, Israel and Palestine, within one shared framework.
As part of the broader civil society ecosystem, A Land for All contributes a policy vision for dignity, equality, security, self-determination, and mutual recognition. Their work helps keep open the question of what a just and practical shared future could look like.
Their Role in Civil Society
A Land for All plays a distinctive role among Palestinian and Israeli civil society initiatives: it focuses on the political architecture of a shared future. While other organizations build relationships, heal trauma, organize communities, or provide direct services, A Land for All asks what kind of framework could allow both peoples to live with freedom, belonging, and equal rights in the same homeland.
Mission
A Land for All is a shared movement of Israelis and Palestinians who believe that peace, security, and stability require two independent states, Israel and Palestine, within a joint framework that allows both peoples to live together and apart. Recognizing that both Jews and Palestinians are part of the same shared homeland, the movement promotes pragmatic ideas based on equal individual and national rights, power-sharing, shared interests, and mutual recognition.