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RFP It's time to realign our actions toward lasting peace and a two-nation solution.

Realign For Palestine, a project , amplifies pragmatic voices who hold multiple truths, advocate for Palestinian statehood, and reject violence and extremism.

What if supporting Palestine meant building bridges?As Boy George wrote, there is value in listening to Palestinians who...
06/16/2026

What if supporting Palestine meant building bridges?

As Boy George wrote, there is value in listening to Palestinians who are offering solutions rather than deepening divisions.

Realign for Palestine was founded on the belief that support for Palestinian freedom can, and must, entail a rejection of violence, a commitment to coexistence, and a belief in a negotiated political solution.

Boy George’s support for Realign for Palestine is meaningful because it reflects the kind of pro-Palestinian advocacy that is desperately needed.

Thank you, , for helping bring our message to a wider audience.

06/12/2026

“I don’t want a state made up of skeletons or graves,” says Ahmed Fouad

When ideology is allowed to supersede the sanctity of human life, the result is a “martyrdom culture” that perversely celebrates death and destruction . The Palestinian should not keep burying people for a lost cause. It should be about building a society where Palestinians can live, prosper, and be free.

06/10/2026

To move toward a successful Palestinian state, discourse must be liberated from the “shackles of sloganeering and maximalism,” says RFP’s Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib.

The reality is that neither the “pro-Israel” nor the “pro-Palestine” camps will ever secure the “whole land” on their own terms. Israel is a permanent reality and a Palestinian nation free of Hamas is a necessity.

Instead of chasing “river to the sea” fantasies that divide, the focus must shift to the achievable: co-existence and mutual prosperity for two neighboring states.

06/08/2026

Contemporary pro-Palestinian “activists” overlook the growing maturation of thought in Gaza in favor of their own revolutionary fantasies.

Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib highlights a significant internal shift: Gazans are increasingly rejecting “martyrdom projects” and are looking, instead, toward nation-building.

The people of Gaza deserve the opportunity to prioritize their own dignity and future.

06/03/2026

Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib says that it’s time Palestinians face the reality: that the “Right of Return” is simply not a viable political outcome.

Radical pragmatism is the difficult, honest work of moving forward, prioritizing tangible political progress over ideological purity and maximalist fantasies that do not serve the Palestinian cause.

U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Mike Waltz recently acknowledged that the reconstruction of Gaza is impossible so long as ar...
06/02/2026

U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Mike Waltz recently acknowledged that the reconstruction of Gaza is impossible so long as armed extremists hold a monopoly on violence - one of the more logical public statements we have seen in some time.

Waltz’s vow that Hamas “will never again rule Gaza” is a welcomed salient assessment of the path forward for Gaza’s reconstruction and governance.

06/01/2026

Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib provides a sobering assessment of the last 80 years of Palestinian history: “armed resistance” has been an unmitigated disaster for the Palestinian people, yielding only lost land, lost lives, and the steady erosion of any viable future.

Violence has and will continue to be a strategic dead end - a cycle of death and destruction that only radical pragmatism can break.

05/28/2026

This is the terrifying reality of life in the occupied West Bank when soldiers and state actors fail to stop or prevent violent attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinian civilians.

Soldiers may appear when cameras are rolling, and may even draw lines in the sand for everyone but the settlers committing violence.

This permissive environment is why this kind of violence continues.

Reporting by Britt Clennett.

05/21/2026

Settler violence in the West Bank is often framed as a series of random, angry outbursts.

In reality it is a calculated effort by settler movements to take more land. The blueprint for this begins with establishing an illegal outpost, initiating a wave of violence, and “squeezing” Palestinian civilians until they are forced to abandon their own land.

This process has been ongoing for decades however, the pace and rate of violence has dramatically increased in recent months.

Reporting by Britt Clennett.

05/19/2026

This man calling in from Gaza, anonymous for his own safety, details a harrowing account of life in Gaza under the iron fist of Hamas’s brutal authoritarianism:

“If you express any point of view that contradicts with their thinking, the easiest thing that they can do is beat you hard to break your legs.”

The caller himself was kidnapped and tortured simply for stumbling across a rare anti-Hamas protest while talking to a friend on the phone. Hamas security forces thought he was filming.

But the abuse and humiliation doesn’t stop there.

After having to flee his home to seek safety in the south, Hamas fighters occupied his empty house without permission - resulting in its complete destruction from Israeli bombardment.

“The problem is that Hamas nowadays still have AK-47s,” explains the caller. “What do you need more than an AK-47 to crack down on people, scare me and scare many other people, and to coerce people into listening to Hamas?”

This is the reality of living in a terrorist-police state.

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