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Unlikely Partners: Breaking Bread in the Holy Land

In this episode of Unlikely Partners Podcast, hosted by Yadin Kaufmann, WCC member Christina Samara shares a story that has been more than a decade in the making.

Three Women, Three Worlds: Secular, Haredi and Bedouin Women Unite for Political Parity

Yael Yechieli, Fany Sukenik and Hanan Alsana come from very different parts of Israeli society, but through the 50:50 initiative they share one goal: equal representation for women in politics and decision-making

Behind the Events in Ceuta

At the heart of the events unfolding in Ceuta over the past few days lies the painful human story of migrants. However, these events cannot be understood outside their broader regional and political context

Aija Mayrock Travels to a Meeting of Interfaith Leaders from all Across the World in Abu Dhabi

In the middle of the war, Aija Mayrock flew to Abu Dhabi. And what she saw shocked her.

Countering Extremism in Europe: Tackling the Drivers of Rising Antisemitism

The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) hosted a timely and sobering webinar examining the forces behind the alarming rise of antisemitism across Europe.

What Abu Dhabi taught me about tolerance

Natalie Sanandaji feels more comfortable to openly expressing her Jewish identity in Abu Dhabi than she does in the United States.

Collective pragmatism starts with joint action on shared challenges

Last week, I was in #AbuDhabi with the incredible Women Champions for Change (WCC) delegation of 30+ women social change leaders from #MENA who are presenting a different picture of the region.

Fighting for More Women to Have a Role

Jerusalem Post’s Grapevine section covers the Movers and shakers in Israeli society, including WCC’s 28 representatives, along with WCC Founder Danny Hakim, mission to Abu Dhabi attending the 3rd International Dialogue of Civilizations and Tolerance Conference.