【Stony Brook News】Peace activists Rotem Levin and Osama Iliwat are working to bridge the divide between Israelis and Palestinians by sharing personal stories of transformation and emphasizing the need for empathy and understanding

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The ongoing violence in Israel and Palestine has caused immense suffering and left many feeling hopeless, with people around the world struggling to understand the complex conflict.

Despite the despair, peace activists Rotem Levin and Osama Iliwat, who share a vision of a shared future based on equality and justice, are working to bridge the divide.

Through personal stories of transformation, they highlight the vastly different realities faced by Israelis and Palestinians in the same land, emphasizing the need for empathy and understanding to pave the way for lasting peace.

Source: https://news.stonybrook.edu/university/peace-activists-discuss-security-equality-and-justice-for-israel-and-palestine/