Source: ECFR

Ranking

1. Germany
2. France
3. Netherlands
4. Italy
5. Poland
6. Spain
7. Hungary
8. Sweden
9. Austria
10. Belgium
11. Luxembourg
12. Ireland
13. Estonia
14. Greece
15. Finland
16. Denmark
17. Portugal
18. Slovakia
19. Bulgaria
20. Czech Republic
21. Lithuania
22. Romania
23. Croatia
24. Cyprus
25. Latvia
26. Malta
27. Slovenia

Note: 

The proposals here below and several possible combinations thereof have been discussed in various forums, and show that dialogue and the development of compromise proposals are possible even for a problem as seemingly intractable as Jerusalem. The proposals made seek to elaborate various sharing and cooperative arrangements that would leave the City undivided while preserving its unique role as a national, cultural and religious symbol for both Israelis and Palestinians.

1. 35°Nord http://www.35nord.com
2. Affaires Publiques Consultants http://www.affairespubliquesconsultants.fr
3. Ai2Phttp://www.ai2p.com
4. AMBO Conseil amboconseil@gmail.com
5. Anthenor Public Affairs http://www.anthenor.fr
6. APCO Worldwide http://www.apcoworldwide.com

Europe and the UN have done little more than express regret at the delay and call for new election dates. The planned Palestinian elections need and deserve steadfast outside support. Foreign powers should do all they can to get the vote back on track, not only offering the PA the assistance it needs to bring off all three rounds of elections smoothly but also strongly discouraging Israel from continuing to derail the process.

1. Action des Chrétiens pour l’Abolition de la Torture-France -ACAT (France)
2. Agir Ensemble pour les Droits Humains -AEDH (France)
3. AK Palästina Tübingen (Germany)
4. Amani (France)
5. Amnesty International France (France)
6. Arbeiterfotographie, Bundesverband (Germany)
7. Arbeitskreis Nahost- Berlin (Germany)
8. Arbeitskreis Nahost-Bremen (Germany)
9. Arbeitskreis Palästina im Nürnberger Evangelischen Forum für den Frieden (Germany)
10. Article1 Collective (Netherlands)
11. Association « Pour Jérusalem » (France)

Today, there is a pressing need to take effective action in Jerusalem . Any durable solution to the conflict must be based on full respect of international law and by maintaining access to the holy sites for worshippers of all three religions. Israeli settlement activity in East Jerusalem should be halted. A serious political debate should be resumed to define and resolve all relevant issues concerning the city.

The European Union can strengthen its role by encouraging concrete actions in East Jerusalem.

Source: The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) 

Palestinian Injuries

2008: 3,208

2009: 7,460

2010: 1,659

2011: 2,260

2012: 4,936

2013: 4,031

2014: 19,860

2015: 14,813

2015: 3,572

2017: 8,526

2018: 31,558

2019: 15,628

2020: 2,781

Cumulated 2008-2020: 120,292

Palestinian Deaths (2008-2020): 5,590

Israeli Injuries

2008: 853

2009: 123

2010: 185

Influencing public policy change can be difficult and complex, particularly for those with limited power and resources. One of the key difficulties is that the development of public policy is rarely a linear process. It is constructed through complex interactions and negotiations amongst a range of stakeholders, including politicians, interest groups, advisers, bureaucrats, and a range of other actors. Many factors impact on the likelihood of policy change occurring.

1. Advocacy can be generally understood as the process of building support for an issue to create change in attitudes, behaviors, policies, systems, or ways of doing things. Many organizations use advocacy to build support for a given issue, intervention, or technology among key audiences and move them to action. Policy advocacy is a specific type of advocacy.
2. Policy advocacy is the deliberate process of informing and influencing decision-makers in support of evidence-based policy change and policy implementation, including resource mobilization.