LONDON: Britain, Australia and Canada on Thursday launched a peace fund to complement broader efforts toward a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with each country contributing £1 million ($1.34 million) to the initiative. Below are key details about the fund as set out by the British government: The fund will focus on new and existing grassroots projects — particularly those that include youth groups, civil society organizations and women. The £3 million fund will seek to scale up and attract additional donors once operational.

LONDON: Britain, Australia and Canada on Thursday launched a peace fund to complement broader efforts toward a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with each…

UK, Australia, and Canada Announce Launch of Major New International Fund to Scale Civil Society and Tackle Root Causes of Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Fund will provide humanitarian support to Palestinians, crack down on Israeli settlers and support Gaza peace plan.

The 'Peace Fund' Hopes to Fill a Gap Left by Trump's USAID Cuts, Investing in Grassroots Initiatives and Dialogue to Advance a Two-state Solution, According to the Countries.…

The United Kingdom, Australia and Canada announced Thursday the creation of a new International Peace Fund aimed at supporting efforts toward a two-state solution between…

The governments of Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom have launched a joint £3 million ($4 million) peace fund aimed at supporting efforts towards a two-state solution to…