The Seattle Coalition for Peace in the Middle East was one of the two main Seattle coalitions that opposed the 1991 Gulf War (the other being the Northwest Coalition Against U.S. Military Intervention in the Mid-East). By the time of the shooting war, when it organized a demonstration at the Federal Building that shut down the center of Seattle for several days, it included about 50 organizations. A document from October 1990 shows the following member organizations; many more joined in the following months. The group's points of unity were:
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