Support first. A date only after review.

What a pledge means

I support the proposal for a voluntary, nonviolent civic pause for Palestinian children and civilians. I will decide whether and how to participate after reviewing the final plan, local law and my circumstances. Essential services and care must continue. This expression of support does not commit me to a date or any later action.

Readiness and the proposed target

150 million is the proposal's provisional ambition. It is not an independently established threshold for success or safety. The count currently records expressions of support; it is not an independently audited total of unique people or a forecast of participation.

Readiness also requires accountable organisers, informed local participation, appropriate legal and safety review, continuity of essential services, accessible translations and a credible verification method.

How a date would be decided

No action date has been announced. A preparation period, accountable decision process and readiness criteria must be published before any date is authorised. Reaching a pledge total does not automatically announce an action.

Any announcement must identify the authorising stewards, the reasoning, the preparation period and the postponement or cancellation process. This website's updates page will be the official reference.

If the target is not reached

There is no automatic fallback date. The proposal remains open to review, including continuation, revision or closure. Any change to the target must be explained publicly through the agreed stewardship process.

Existing support must not be silently treated as agreement to materially different terms. A longer or later action would be a separate proposal requiring fresh review and a new participation decision.