Peace

As nations pour resources into war, investment in peace remains negligible. A small shift in priorities could change the future far more than any weapon.

If we want a different future, Israelis must be willing to confront the possibility that, from the Palestinian perspective, the political horizon has effectively disappeared.

There is an emerging civil and political alternative in Gaza led by independent activists, youth movements, and newly formed grassroots networks.

We must hold multiple truths at the same time about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Peace usually begins not with trust but with exhaustion. When both sides conclude that war no longer serves their interests, diplomacy becomes thinkable.

The most profound expressions of human evil are rarely the products of innate malice, but are instead the tragic harvest of deep emotional suffocation.

As the pope urges restraint and condemns war, Israelis facing daily threats question whether such moral clarity reflects the realities on the ground.

“Women are often told to wait, that it’s not the time to talk about it, to wait until the war is over - but the war is not over, it keeps coming back,” said Dr. Admi.

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

Trust must be renewed in neighborhoods, schools, and houses of worship.