Acknowledging that the future is unknowable can bring some comfort when it feels as if the world is shattered.

It is imperative for Palestinians and Israelis to speak up and promote the only viable solution to their conflict: two states existing side by side, in peace, security and prosperity.

Graduate and undergraduate students from around the globe gather in Washington, DC to interact with young leaders, academics, and activists to discuss politics, diplomacy, and peacebuilding.

Connecting Across Cultures (CAC), is a workshop for Jewish and Muslim teens to 'write and share the burdens they are carrying, their fears and questions, and their hope and love for the places and people that are in their hearts...'

'We’re asking people to do something that they’ve never done before,' he said. 'Talk to a stranger across the political divides at this toxic moment in the country.'

Where have all the peace songs gone? They haven't disappeared – they've simply been relegated to the margins…

No one knows everything. Recognizing this limitation and the potential fallibility of even our most deeply held beliefs is core to the concept of intellectual humility.

When it comes to politics, many Americans feel increasing contempt for the other side.

On my journey, I learned that hope isn't something you lose, or something you find, or something that you wait for until it finds you. Hope is something you make.

Amid unfathomable horror, some seem to believe that their reservoir of tears must be rationed.

Achieving and sustaining an end to armed conflict requires a web of people who, despite their differences, are willing to confront the forces of violence where they live.

Young activists need conflict resolution skills to change the world.

Progress toward peace requires a change in approach.

In recent months, artists and members of the FeelBeit community began new creative journeys that have now matured and reached fruition and will present them over three, intensive weeks from Aug 19 to Sept 7. 

Part of the confusion and the natural recoil to talking about the possibility of peace on the 'day after' the war in Gaza stems from a binary and also naïve understanding of the concept.

A chorus of Israeli and Palestinian teens won hearts, applause and a chance at $1 million with a successful 'America's Got Talent' audition.

Across social media, posts can fly up faster than most fact-checkers and moderators can handle, and they are often an unpredictable mix of true, fake, out of context and straight propaganda.

In a land torn apart by conflict, hatred and violence the Tent of Nations, is a monument to the idea that Arabs and Jews can live together in harmony.

Profiles of courage and belief, resiliency and hope, in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Ramallah…

Profiles of courage and belief, resiliency and hope, in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Ramallah…