Anshe Emeth and Chatham Synagogue members to review Palestinians and Israelis – going forward
Two Hudson Valley synagogues host a joint program with Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger and Khaled Abu Awwad exploring paths toward understanding and peace…
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The Chatham Synagogue congregation and Congregation Anshe Emeth of Hudson have slated a joint program for Wednesday, November 12, at 7 p.m. at the Chatham synagogue, 1536 Co Rd. 28, Valatie.
“Roots of Peace: A Discussion About Achieving Understanding Between Palestinians and Israelis” will be the theme of Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger and Khaled Abu Awwad and they will discuss how to navigate the current situation in Israel and Gaza and find a way to foster a movement of understanding, nonviolence, and transformation among Israelis and Palestinians.
Both Schlesinger and Khaled Awwad are associated with Roots/Shorashim/Judir, a network of Israelis and Palestinians who have come to see each other as the partners needed to make the change that can end their conflict. Based on mutual recognition of each other's connection to the land, the organization works to develop understanding and solidarity despite ideological differences.
Registration and information is available by contacting Congregation Anshe Emeth, 518-828-6848, or congregation ansheemeth@gmail.com.
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Anshe Emeth and Chatham Synagogue members to review Palestinians and Israelis – going forward
Two Hudson Valley synagogues host a joint program with Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger and Khaled Abu Awwad exploring paths toward understanding and peace…
The Jewish World Team
1 mins read
Published by
The Jewish World
The Chatham Synagogue congregation and Congregation Anshe Emeth of Hudson have slated a joint program for Wednesday, November 12, at 7 p.m. at the Chatham synagogue, 1536 Co Rd. 28, Valatie.
“Roots of Peace: A Discussion About Achieving Understanding Between Palestinians and Israelis” will be the theme of Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger and Khaled Abu Awwad and they will discuss how to navigate the current situation in Israel and Gaza and find a way to foster a movement of understanding, nonviolence, and transformation among Israelis and Palestinians.
Both Schlesinger and Khaled Awwad are associated with Roots/Shorashim/Judir, a network of Israelis and Palestinians who have come to see each other as the partners needed to make the change that can end their conflict. Based on mutual recognition of each other's connection to the land, the organization works to develop understanding and solidarity despite ideological differences.
Registration and information is available by contacting Congregation Anshe Emeth, 518-828-6848, or congregation ansheemeth@gmail.com.
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Anshe Emeth and Chatham Synagogue members to review Palestinians and Israelis – going forward
Two Hudson Valley synagogues host a joint program with Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger and Khaled Abu Awwad exploring paths toward understanding and peace…
The Jewish World Team
1 mins read
Published by
The Jewish World
The Chatham Synagogue congregation and Congregation Anshe Emeth of Hudson have slated a joint program for Wednesday, November 12, at 7 p.m. at the Chatham synagogue, 1536 Co Rd. 28, Valatie.
“Roots of Peace: A Discussion About Achieving Understanding Between Palestinians and Israelis” will be the theme of Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger and Khaled Abu Awwad and they will discuss how to navigate the current situation in Israel and Gaza and find a way to foster a movement of understanding, nonviolence, and transformation among Israelis and Palestinians.
Both Schlesinger and Khaled Awwad are associated with Roots/Shorashim/Judir, a network of Israelis and Palestinians who have come to see each other as the partners needed to make the change that can end their conflict. Based on mutual recognition of each other's connection to the land, the organization works to develop understanding and solidarity despite ideological differences.
Registration and information is available by contacting Congregation Anshe Emeth, 518-828-6848, or congregation ansheemeth@gmail.com.
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Anshe Emeth and Chatham Synagogue members to review Palestinians and Israelis – going forward
Two Hudson Valley synagogues host a joint program with Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger and Khaled Abu Awwad exploring paths toward understanding and peace…
The Jewish World Team
1 mins read
Published by
The Jewish World
The Chatham Synagogue congregation and Congregation Anshe Emeth of Hudson have slated a joint program for Wednesday, November 12, at 7 p.m. at the Chatham synagogue, 1536 Co Rd. 28, Valatie.
“Roots of Peace: A Discussion About Achieving Understanding Between Palestinians and Israelis” will be the theme of Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger and Khaled Abu Awwad and they will discuss how to navigate the current situation in Israel and Gaza and find a way to foster a movement of understanding, nonviolence, and transformation among Israelis and Palestinians.
Both Schlesinger and Khaled Awwad are associated with Roots/Shorashim/Judir, a network of Israelis and Palestinians who have come to see each other as the partners needed to make the change that can end their conflict. Based on mutual recognition of each other's connection to the land, the organization works to develop understanding and solidarity despite ideological differences.
Registration and information is available by contacting Congregation Anshe Emeth, 518-828-6848, or congregation ansheemeth@gmail.com.
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