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.
Two researches, two delegations, and one Conference in Abu Dhabi
Einat Levi thinks that “the best is yet to come…!”
Nasreen Haddad Haj-Yahya reflects on her time in Abu Dhabi
Sometimes, the most significant outcome of a global conference isn’t the event itself, but the room it creates for the right people to meet.
Women changemakers from across MENA gather in Abu Dhabi to advance regional dialogue
Delegates from across the Middle East and North Africa discuss peacebuilding, tolerance and cross-border partnerships
Abu Dhabi Bridges Civilizations in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
More than 4,500 policymakers, faith leaders, academics, diplomats, and technologists from over 120 countries convened on Abu Dhabi this week for one of the most ambitious conversations yet on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the most fundamental unit of society: the family.
The Israeli-Bedouin women’s rights activist bringing women to the negotiation table
“Stubborn” was how the Israeli Bedouin women’s rights activist and lawyer described herself in an interview with The Jerusalem Post on Sunday
Beyond the Binary: Sisters Across the Divide
Heidi and Nada don’t always see eye-to-eye. From navigating the complexities of their Palestinian and Jewish heritages to differing views on global conflict and advocacy, they show us that “common ground” isn’t about agreeing; it’s about the radical act of staying connected. We’re moving beyond the “us vs. them” binary to explore how two people with deeply opposing narratives can still hold space for one another’s humanity.