AI-Driven Dialogues for Israeli/Palestinian Peace
AI Pulse connects international stakeholders, civil society, and the broader Israeli and Palestinian publics—groups with few opportunities for dialogue today—to better understand one another and come up with strategies to bring sustainable peace.
How does it work?
In partnership with the high-tech firm Remesh AI, AI Pulse uses AI-driven technology to facilitate large-scale, structured online conversations. Participants share their perspectives in their own language and vote on statements made by others.
Then, AI algorithms analyze responses in real time to identify shared values, areas of division, and actionable insights. Learn more in this helpful tutorial from Remesh AI founder, Andrew Konya.
Our Activities
Ongoing studies turn public voice into actionable insight
AI Pulse is not a one-time study—it’s an ongoing initiative. Our goal is to understand where the public actually stands rather than relying on dominant narratives.
We continuously conduct dialogues and polling exercises with the public, adapting in real time to unfolding events. Our findings are shared with regional and international stakeholders to inform peacebuilding strategies and policymaking.
Finding a Shared Path Forward: Palestinian Public Opinion on Civil Society, External Partners, and a Regional Framework
Our May 2026 AI Pulse study challenges a core assumption of the standard discourse: the vast majority of Palestinians are not hostile to Israeli civil society — they simply haven’t heard of it. Where Israeli grassroots and human-rights organisations are known, they rate at or above Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch as partners in the fight for Palestinian rights. Drawing on a representative sample of 771 Palestinians across the West Bank and Gaza, the study finds 55% support engagement with Israeli solidarity organisations and 67% see a regional peace framework as at least tolerable — but only if statehood delivers genuine sovereignty and the elements of a decent life.
What conditions would move the Israeli public toward a regional framework?
Next in the series, we turn to the Israeli public. Building on our April 2026 conversation, the upcoming study revisits and validates those findings on the questions that shape Israeli readiness for a regional framework: security guarantees, the conditions under which the public would accept a regional framework and a Palestinian state, and attitudes toward settler violence.
AI Pulse connects peacebuilders across borders to surface shared values, visions, and strategies for a just and lasting resolution.
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