Israeli Palestinian Confederation

Cipra Nemeth supports the Israeli Palestinian Confederation
Cipra Nemeth is a dedicated advocate for peace between Israelis and Palestinians. She believes that dialogue, empathy, and practical cooperation are essential to achieving a just and lasting resolution. With close friendships in both the West Bank and Gaza, she sees the current situation as morally untenable and unsustainable. She maintains that there is no military solution—only honest dialogue, mutual respect, and accountability can pave the way to lasting peace.
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Ziva Inbar supports the Israeli Palestinian Confederation
Ziva Inbar teaches mathematics at two colleges in Tel Aviv.
She has participated in IPC simulations and presentations, translated articles and documents related to its goals, and actively supports its mission.
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Jeff Warner supports the Israeli Palestinian Confederation
Jeff Warner was a geologist in the 20th century. At the turn of the 21st century, he retired and became a peace activist focusing on bringing peace and prosperity to all the people living between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River.
Warner was a field-laboratory geologist for 40 years. First as an academic, researching mountain building in New England. Then for 14 years as a planetary geologist at the NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston Texas where he worked in two areas. First in the Lunar Receiving Laboratory (LRL) as a member of Lunar Sample Preliminary Examination Team, developing computer data systems, and as Associate Curator of Moon Rocks. Later, and in parallel, he researched lunar samples, terrestrial impact craters, and ancient earth rocks to decipher the origin and development of the Moon and earth, and served as Chief of Geochemistry. Finally, Warner spent 18 years as a research geologist for Chevron Oil Field Research managing the electron microscope laboratory, conducting studies on a range of topics centered on oil recovery, and managed several million-dollar projects. He published hundreds of papers, book chapters, short papers, government and company reports, and the State of Maine Geologic Map. He was awarded the Presidential Management Improvement Award (1973), the NASA Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal (1976), and other honors.
Since retirement, Warner has been a peace activist. He served as Action Coordinator for LA Jews for Peace and worked with local and national Jewish and Palestinian American groups as well as Israeli groups fighting for peace in Israel-Palestine. He participated in three peace missions to the West Bank and one to Gaza. He published 30 articles on Israel-Palestine, the fall of South Africa apartheid, and U.S. Foreign Policy in Mondoweiss.com, Palestine-Israel Journal, CityWatchLA.com, Tikkun, People’s World, CounterCurrents.org, and Markaz Review. He now publishes his own SubStack titled, “Driven by Human Rights.”
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