A space for Jewish and Palestinian professionals to talk—not about politics, but about what this moment is doing to our communities, our workplaces, and our lives.
Join the Conversation →Synagogues attacked. Mosques threatened. Colleagues who used to be friends now avoid each other in the hallway.
For millions of Jews and Muslims living in the diaspora, the conflict has followed us home—into our workplaces, our neighborhoods, our group chats, our family dinners.
We're caught between grief and fear. Between wanting to speak and being afraid to.
And most of us have never actually talked to someone from "the other side."
Right now, Jewish and Palestinian communities are experiencing parallel crises:
The language is different. The pain is the same.
This isn't a debate platform. It's not about who's right.
It's a space where Jewish and Palestinian professionals can:
Facilitated video conversations with 5-6 people. Structured for safety. Designed for depth.
Read and share personal stories about how this conflict has impacted your life—anonymously or openly.
Connect with people across the divide on work and career—because business can build bridges politics can't.
Every day without dialogue, the divide deepens. Assumptions harden. Stereotypes calcify.
But every conversation—even one—can shift something.
Research shows that personal contact across group lines reduces prejudice more effectively than any policy, any statement, any social media post.
One conversation won't solve the conflict. But it might change how you see it.
Tell us a bit about yourself, your background, and what you're hoping to get from this.
We'll connect you with a small group or dialogue partner based on shared interests and goals.
Join a facilitated session designed for honest exchange—not debate.
Build relationships that last beyond a single conversation.
"I expected to feel defensive. Instead, I felt heard. That was... not what I expected."
— Jewish participant
"For the first time, someone asked me how I was doing—not what I thought about the news."
— Palestinian participant
"We didn't solve anything. But I left feeling less alone. That matters."
— Participant
No. We're not advocating for any political position. We're creating space for human connection.
Only if you want to. Many conversations focus on personal experience—work, community, family—not geopolitics.
Safety is our priority. All sessions are facilitated by trained moderators. Ground rules are enforced. You can leave anytime.
We're a small team of people who believe dialogue is possible—and necessary. Founded by Gilan Herman.
We're starting with free sessions while we build. Long-term, we may offer premium options for deeper engagement.
For now, we're focused on Jewish and Palestinian/Muslim diaspora communities. We may expand in the future.
But maybe we can start anyway.
Every great shift in understanding began with two people deciding to listen.
You don't need to have answers. You just need to show up.