EuroPal Forum
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UnclaimedLondon-based independent non-party political organisation conducting research, dialogue and advocacy to promote Palestinian rights across Europe.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
EuroPal Forum is an independent, non-party political organisation based in London, United Kingdom, dedicated to building networks across Europe that champion the promotion and realisation of Palestinian rights. Founded in 2014, the organisation operates at the intersection of advocacy, media engagement, and policy development, seeking to shape discourse around Palestine in Europe. Its stated mission is to promote universal human rights and enforce international law in the Palestinian context, foster a balanced public opinion in Europe that counters pro-Israeli narratives prevalent in media and politics, and encourage European support for Palestinian rights. The Forum describes its work through three main pillars: research, dialogue, and advocacy. Under research, it conducts objective, fact-based research to inform discussions on Palestine, providing reliable data to help decision-makers, activists, and the public engage in fair and informed debates. Under dialogue, it facilitates open dialogue among European stakeholders, encouraging collaboration between civil society, policymakers, and experts to create understanding and foster constructive conversations around the Palestinian issue. Under advocacy, it raises awareness and contributes to policy discussions that promote Palestinian human rights, with work geared toward fostering meaningful change in Europe. EuroPal Forum works across Europe with a strong focus on the UK and Northern Ireland. It publishes policy papers and reports on topics such as Israel's disinformation apparatus, the weaponisation of access to water, energy and food in Gaza, and the Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill. It also produces Monthly Interactions Reports offering a snapshot of key news and developments for NGOs and stakeholders, and a bi-weekly newsletter covering Palestinian rights campaigns and advocacy efforts across Europe. According to its website, it has published 43 reports and organises exclusive seminars and conferences. The organisation positions itself as a bridge between European stakeholders and the Palestinian cause, aiming to achieve a just solution that honours the rights and dignity of the Palestinian people while underscoring Europe's crucial role in this endeavour. It is registered as an NGO and maintains a presence through its website at europalforum.org.uk.
History
EuroPal Forum was founded in 2014 and is based in London, United Kingdom. It describes itself as an independent, non-party political organisation dedicated to building robust networks across Europe that champion the promotion and realisation of Palestinian rights. From its inception, the organisation has operated at the intersection of advocacy, media engagement, and policy development, seeking to actively shape discourse around Palestine in Europe. The Forum's mission is to promote universal human rights and enforce international law in the Palestinian context. It aims to foster a balanced public opinion in Europe that counters pro-Israeli narratives prevalent in the media and politics. By providing accurate political analysis and engaging with political figures, civil society organisations, and media outlets, it seeks to highlight the Palestinian struggle and encourage European support for Palestinian rights. Its long-term goal is to achieve a just solution that honours the rights and dignity of the Palestinian people, underscoring Europe's crucial role in this endeavour. Over the years, EuroPal Forum has developed three core areas of work: research, dialogue, and advocacy. Under research, it conducts objective, fact-based research to inform discussions on Palestine, providing reliable data to help decision-makers, activists, and the public engage in fair and informed debates on key issues. Under dialogue, it facilitates open dialogue among European stakeholders, encouraging collaboration between civil society, policymakers, and experts, with the aim of creating understanding and fostering constructive conversations around the Palestinian issue. Under advocacy, it raises awareness and contributes to policy discussions that promote Palestinian human rights, with work geared toward fostering meaningful change in Europe. The organisation works across Europe with a strong focus on the UK and Northern Ireland. It has published 43 reports and organises exclusive seminars and conferences. Its publications include policy papers such as "Israel's Disinformation Apparatus: A Key Weapon in its Arsenal," "War on Gaza: Weaponizing Access to Water, Energy and Food," and analysis of the "Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill (Anti-Boycott)." It also produces Monthly Interactions Reports, which offer a comprehensive snapshot of key news and developments, serving as essential resources for NGOs and stakeholders to support informed thinking and critical analysis to strengthen advocacy and policy work on Palestine. Additionally, it publishes a bi-weekly newsletter delivering timely updates on Palestinian rights campaigns and advocacy efforts across Europe, highlighting key developments, events, and shifts in political discourse for NGOs, civil society, and stakeholders. EuroPal Forum maintains a website at europalforum.org.uk, where it provides resources, news, and updates, and invites stakeholders to get in touch and stand with Palestine. It is registered as an NGO according to Wikidata.
- 2014
EuroPal Forum founded in London, United Kingdom.
Published 43 reports on Palestine-related topics.
Launched Monthly Interactions Reports and bi-weekly newsletter.
Products and positioning
Independent, non-party political organisation bridging Europe for a just and accurate policy on Palestine.
Policy Papers
In-depth policy analysis on Palestine-related issues.
Monthly Interactions Reports
Comprehensive snapshot of key news and developments for NGOs and stakeholders.
Bi-weekly newsletter
Timely updates on Palestinian rights campaigns and advocacy efforts across Europe.
Seminars and conferences
Exclusive events to facilitate dialogue among European stakeholders.
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