AI Pulse
Since October 7th and the war that followed, trust between Israelis and Palestinians has reached record lows. At the same time, a return to the pre-war status quo is no longer an option. ALLMEP’s latest research initiative, AI Pulse, connects civil society, peacebuilders, and the broader Israeli and Palestinian publics—groups with few opportunities for dialogue today—to better understand local perspectives, values, and visions for the future, and to come up with new strategies to bring sustainable peace.
In partnership with the high-tech firm Remesh AI, AI Pulse uses AI-driven technology to facilitate a series of large-scale, structured online conversations. Participants share their perspectives in their own words and language and vote on statements made by others.
AI algorithms then analyze responses in real time to identify shared values, areas of division, and actionable insights. Learn more in this helpful tutorial from Andrew Konya from Remesh AI.
Our Activities
AI Pulse is not a one-time study—it’s an ongoing initiative. 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. The goal is to understand where the public actually stands—rather than relying on dominant narratives—and to help civil society, governments, and the international community adjust their programs and strategies based on data-driven insights.
- Latest Study: September 2025
Public Opinion on Recognition and Normalization: Insights from Israel, Palestine, and the United States
Ahead of UNGA, AI Pulse conducted studies with American, Israeli, and Palestinian publics to understand where they stand. The findings reveal strong support for diplomacy and peace—especially for a regional agreement that includes a Palestinian state—far outweighing backing for annexation or prolonged conflict.
Timeline of Prior Studies
Civil Society Peacebuilding Field
Read This Report Here
Read the Phase I Summary Report
Public Opinion on Recognition and Normalization: Insights from Israel, Palestine, and the United States
Americans Perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict at a Crossroads
Israeli Public Perspectives on Regional Normalization
What Security Means to Israelis Today?
Shared Values & Regional Aspirations
- What's Next
We are continually launching new exercises with representative samples of the Israeli and Palestinian public. These efforts will lay the groundwork for our broader aspiration: to facilitate cross-border dialogues that surface shared hopes, concerns, and pathways toward a durable peace. In parallel, we are also exploring the expansion of these studies to additional publics—such as the American public—to deepen global understanding and enhance the impact of local peacebuilding efforts.
