After the Gaza War in 2014, a group of Israeli women founded the Women Wage Peace movement with the goal of reaching a "bilaterally acceptable" political peace agreement between Israel and Palestine.[60] While based mainly in Israel, the movement has worked to build connections with Palestinians, reaching out to women and men of many different religions and political backgrounds.[61] The group's activities have included a collective hunger strike outside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's formal residence[62] and a protest march from Northern Israel to Jerusalum.[61] As of May 2017, Women Wage Peace had over 20,000 members and supporters associated with it.[63]