In this new piece for The Times of Israel, Tehila Wenger, Deputy Director of the Geneva Initiative, reflects on the experience of living through October 7th and the war in Gaza while remaining connected to people on both sides of the conflict.
She writes about friends and acquaintances struggling to hold on to their belief in peace. She talks about the Palestinians who continue to choose dialogue, empathy, and hope even in the darkest days of war, and about the difficult but vital work of bringing pro-peace voices from the other side into the conversation precisely when they are hardest to hear.
You can read the full article here.
