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Voices of Peace Summit Draws over 19,000 Viewers, Uniting Diverse Voices Around Shared Vision
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Israel votes tomorrow. Most Americans will get the headlines without the context.
So we recorded the context. Pastor Todd Stavrakos sits down with @Lazar_Berman of @TimesofIsrael for a plain-language guide to an election that comes down to "yes Bibi" or "no Bibi."
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New on Voices 4 Peace: Pastor Peter Pettit sits down with Rabbi Tarlan Rabizadeh @TarlanRabizadeh on the Iranian Jewish experience- Persian heritage, life under the regime, and the growing hope for a free Iran.
Identity, faith, freedom, and what comes next. 🎧
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New on Voices 4 Peace podcast: Pastor Todd Stavrakos sits down with Jason Holtzman on their recent delegation to Israel and the Palestinian territories- and what it looks like to pursue peace across religious and cultural lines.
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What do Israelis actually see right now?
In our new Voices for Peace episode, Yossi Klein Halevi offers a candid look at how many Israelis understand the war — and why that perspective often differs from the West.
A must-listen.
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Pathways is grateful to the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago and its Center for Christian-Muslim Engagement for Peace and Justice for hosting the latest session in the series “Preaching Jesus with Interfaith Sensitivity.”
This timely conversation explored “The Passion and the Passover,” an important topic as Christians prepare for Holy Week. Thank you to Rabbi Dr. Langer, Rabbi Conover, and Bishop Hennes — for your thoughtful insights and leadership.
🎥 Watch the recording: lstc-edu.zoom.us/rec/share/O…
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Our new Pathways podcast is live!
Episode One features a thoughtful, challenging conversation with John Munayer on identity, faith, and dialogue.
Listen here, or wherever you get your podcasts!
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Pathways welcomes the ceasefire agreement, the release of the remaining living hostages, and the end to the hostilities and loss of innocent lives.
This moment offers a long-awaited breath of relief, and a hopeful glimpse of what perseverance and prayer can achieve.
Even as we celebrate this step toward peace, we remain mindful of the immense work still ahead. True peace is not signed in a moment — it is built day by day through trust, compassion, and the healing of trauma. The agreement must now become a foundation for a future in which both Israelis and Palestinians can live in security, dignity, and hope.
At Pathways, we are inspired by the courage of the peacemakers — educators, faith leaders, and community builders — who, even in times of despair, have refused to give up on one another. Their steadfast commitment to dialogue and reconciliation lights the way forward.
As we pray for all who have suffered, we renew our commitment to the daily work of peace — fostering dialogue that heals, and leadership that unites.
Blessed are the peacemakers.
May this agreement mark not the conclusion of a war, but the beginning of a lasting peace and a comprehensive resolution for Israelis and Palestinians — one that ensures security, freedom, and dignity for all, and hope for generations to come.
My Summer with Jihadis - by Winston Marshall
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80 Modern Orthodox rabbis call for ‘moral clarity’ in the face of Gaza humanitarian crisis
“Hamas’s sins and crimes do not relieve the government of Israel of its obligations to make whatever efforts are necessary to prevent mass starvation,” the rabbis write.
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Bono just showed celebrities how to criticise Israel without crossing the line
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Pray for the Jewish people, for the Palestinian people
That God will fill our hearts and minds with His wisdom.
And we will be able to get out of this horrible situation into a different future.
So that our children can play together so that we can really have a different world and be able to live with dignity rather than live in such a horrible situation.
And love, not hate.
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The Pathways for Peace Summit video is a must watch! If you care about the Palestinians and the Israelis, these interviews will give you insight into the minds of those committed to building a good future based upon what they’ve learned from the past.
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OPINION | "We urgently need a smarter, more courageous approach — one that moves beyond symbolic gestures toward genuine relationship-building."
By Todd Stavrakos
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