The Campaign for Justice and Peace (CJP) is preparing a “Plan B” following the detention of Dipke, creating a leadership test within the organization. Dipke’s detention has unexpectedly presented challenges for the CJP, forcing them to reassess their strategies and identify alternative leadership options. This development necessitates a swift and effective response to ensure the continuity of the CJP’s work. The organization is now focused on activating its contingency plan to mitigate any disruptions caused by Dipke’s absence. Details regarding the specifics of “Plan B” and potential successors have not been released, but the CJP maintains it is prepared to navigate this unforeseen situation. The situation unfolds as the CJP assesses the impact of Dipke’s detention on their ongoing initiatives.