Project Manager for Advocacy, Media and Communication - Jerusalem, Palestine & Israel

Pro Peace

Closes 25 November 2026, 24 days left No fee to apply Last checked 28 Oct

At a glance

Deadline: Closes 25 November 2026, 24 days leftThe posting gives a date, not a time. Days left are counted in Lagos time.
Fee: No fee to apply
Who may apply: Non-Palestinian and non-Israeli nationals only
Minimum of 3 years’ professional experience in advocacy, civil society engagement, political communication, or related fields
Fluency in German, excellent command of English; Proficiency in Arabic and/or Hebrew is an advantage.
Where: On site. East-Jerusalem, Palestine
Open to Africans: Open to any nationality: Pro Peace's own page sets no nationality rule. Its page says: "As the position is based on the German Development Aid Workers Act (EhfG), it is open for non-Palestinian and non-Israeli nationals only."
Language: Needs German, Needs Arabic

It gives a paid two-year project management role in advocacy, media, and communication for conflict transformation.

The facts

What you get: Salary under the German Development Aid Workers Act, with social security benefits and financial reintegration assistance upon return.
Where: East-Jerusalem, Palestine
How long: Minimum of two years

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What they ask for

Non-Palestinian and non-Israeli nationals only
Fluency in German, excellent command of English; Proficiency in Arabic and/or Hebrew is an advantage.
Minimum of 3 years’ professional experience in advocacy, civil society engagement, political communication, or related fields

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Closes 25 November 2026, in 24 days.
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