Resilience & Co-Resistance: An Update on Reconciling Justice in Israel and Palestine: A conversation with Dr. Salim Munayer
February 9th| 7:00-8:30PM | 415 Westlake Ave N |
Resilience & Co-Resistance: An Update on Reconciling Justice in Israel and Palestine
In a moment marked by grief, urgency, and deep division, we invite you into a thoughtful conversation centered on resilience, co-resistance, and the ongoing work of peacemaking in Israel and Palestine.
Join us for an evening with Dr. Salim Munayer, Executive Director of Musalaha, an organization based in the West Bank and committed to reconciliation through peacemaking, relationship-building, nonviolence, and shared humanity across lines of conflict. Dr. Munayer will offer updates on the current realities on the ground and reflect on what justice-oriented resilience and co-resistance can look like in the midst of prolonged violence and despair, particularly as we see it in the West Bank and Gaza.
Together, we will explore how co-resistance, the work of standing together against injustice while refusing dehumanization, invites us into a deeper, more faithful response rooted in courage, compassion, and hope as followers of Jesus.
In a moment marked by grief, urgency, and deep division, we invite you into a thoughtful conversation centered on resilience, co-resistance, and the ongoing work of peacemaking in Israel and Palestine.
Join us for an evening with Dr. Salim Munayer, Executive Director of Musalaha, an organization based in the West Bank and committed to reconciliation through peacemaking, relationship-building, nonviolence, and shared humanity across lines of conflict. Dr. Munayer will offer updates on the current realities on the ground and reflect on what justice-oriented resilience and co-resistance can look like in the midst of prolonged violence and despair, particularly as we see it in the West Bank and Gaza.
Together, we will explore how co-resistance, the work of standing together against injustice while refusing dehumanization, invites us into a deeper, more faithful response rooted in courage, compassion, and hope as followers of Jesus.