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The School for Peace is recommitting to working toward peace. That means, first and foremost, working with facilitators and
training new ones to deal with the war and its aftermath. We will be working in several directions: Developing collaborations with
other organizations to improve our dialogue courses, increase our impact in our university courses offer further online courses,
following our success with our first one, developing our alumni community, and increasing the assistance we offer to alumni and
to external organizations.
In February, the School for Peace launched the 33rd edition of their course “The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict: A Theoretical and Experience Based Lens” for students at Tel Aviv University. Eight Palestinian and eight Jewish students will reflect on national identity, power relations, and individual and collective responsibility in the context of the conflict. Similar courses will be presented at four other Israeli colleges and universities this semester, including for the first time at Achva Academic College in the Southern District. The SFP has sponsored hundreds of dialogues for communities in crisis since October 7.
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