Coexistence
Grapevine, April 2, 2026: The insensitivity of bureaucracy
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Why compassion between Jews and Muslims must outlast war - opinion
How tennis is bringing Jewish and Arab Israeli children together - opinion
Grapevine March 8, 2026: Strutting with new confidence
France’s moderate imam sees Israel as a dream, Europe as in peril
On his latest visit, Iman Hassen Chalghoumi hails Israel’s ‘magnificent mosaic,’ accusing indifferent social media platforms of failing to prevent the radicalization of young Muslims.
What do we do with this reality? We need to talk - opinion
Islam and Judaism lived together in peace in the past, it is possible for them to live in peaceful coexistence in the future.
Israeli TikTok influencers hit the road on a trip up north
The Jewish Nation Fund USA paid for a group of Israeli TikTok influencers to go on a trip to northern Israel.
The long and winding road in search of faithful faith partners - opinion
Guided by Wiesenthal’s call to action, we turned to interfaith dialogue. Along the way, we learned some important lessons.
Basketball star Enes Kanter Freedom talks peace with sport in Jerusalem
The basketball star known for playing for the Boston Celtics and other teams is in Jerusalem for his Enes Freedom basketball camp promoting coexistence.
Coexistence: What the world can learn from Albania - opinion
Albania is a small country, sometimes far from the global political agenda. Nevertheless, it has a lot to teach.
Coexistence: What the worlds can learn from Albania - opinion
Albania is a small country, sometimes far from the global political agenda. Nevertheless, it has a lot to teach.
Jerusalem: City of heart and soul - comment
Jerusalem: a city in which polar opposites, diversity and change are all fused with each other
Shavuot reminds us of community and coexistence - opinion
The Ten Commandments – central to the theme of the holiday – are prevalent in all the Abrahamic religions and are perhaps one of the most obvious expressions of coexistence.
The Jerusalem of 2022: an anthropological evaluation - opinion
When I look out the window of my house in the neighborhood, I see everyone: ultra-Orthodox, secular, religious and traditional, sons and daughters of different cultures, identities and ethnicities.