In Part 2 of the conversation with Maoz Inon, an Israeli born and raised on a kibbutz, and Aziz Abu Sarah, a Palestinian who grew up in Bethany near Jerusalem. We talk through the necessary skills of being a Peacemaker and then discuss their New York Time's bestselling book: The Future is Peace.
In this second part of the conversation, Maoz and Aziz go deeper into what it means to have productive conversations with people who have different perspectives from your own. They discuss why empathy doesn't make you weaker, how vulnerability became the heartbeat of their viral TED Talk, and the writing journey behind their New York Times bestseller The Future Is Peace. They also shine a light on the broader peace movement — the coalitions, organizations, and individuals on the ground who are doing the hard, often invisible work of peacemaking in Israel and Palestine.
Find out more about Aziz and Maoz and read about the impact of their book The Future is Peace HERE. Their speaking engagements can be found HERE, and opportunity to travel with them is HERE
Watch the TED talk HERE
Explore the vast resources available through their organization InterAct HERE
View their speaking schedules
Read about the good work of The Parent Circle HERE and Combatants for Peace HERE and Alliance for Middle East Peace HERE and Protect the Harvest HERE and Rabbis for Human Rights HERE
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