Co-president of UNC Hillel, Noa Havivi, said various members of the Jewish community voted on the document.
Havivi said students discussed their stances on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in an attempt to create a unified pro-Israel front.
“To me, being pro-Israel is supporting Israel physically, financially and politically, regardless of what’s going on there,” she said. “I think a lot of times I don’t necessarily agree with everything that’s done, but I think my support and being very vocal about my support matters.”
President of J-Street UNC-CH, Brooke Davies, was also present at the signing of the document.
Davies said the document advocated for a two-state solution, something she said was not a break from the norm.
She said the resolution was focused on how to quickly establish peace in the region.
“It lays out a secure economic future for Palestine, it establishes the Green Line as a defensible border, and establishes West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and East Jerusalem as part of the state of Palestine,” Davies said.