Imane Khalifeh (Arabic: إيمان خليفة; 1955–1995) was a Lebanese educator and peace activist.
[citation needed] "We want simply to live in peace We want to raise up our children And save our brothers and sisters... We want our families to remain whole Let us walk out of our isolation and join one another.
Khalifeh joined a peace group that included Nawaf Salam and Laure Moghaizel.
They circulated the anti-war petition "The Document of Civil Peace" throughout Beirut, gathering 70,000 signatures.
[3][4] On 6 May 1984, both Muslim and Christian parts of the city were to join for a march at the demarcation line known as "Museum alley" which separated the warring militias and armies.