ConAct Invites Voices From Youth Work and Society in Israel Talks for partner organizations in youth exchange
Following the Hamas terror attacks and the subsequent war, ConAct startet to invite people from Israeli youth work and society to shed light on current developments and contexts of meaning from their perspective. The ongoing series of talks revolves around the following questions:
- How is Israeli society – in its diversity and affectedness – faring after the attacks of October 7, 2023?
- How should the Hamas attack and the war it triggered be interpreted internationally?
- What information and contexts of meaning are politically and socially important now?
- What needs to be done – by Germany, in Germany, in the midst of German civil society?
- What implications for encounters and exchange become apparent?
The previous guests include:
- Mohammad Darawshe (Expert on Arab-Jewish relations in Israel)
- Andrea Livnat (Author and Journalist)
- Hen Maoz (Psychologist)
- Yuval Haran (Resident of the Kibbutz Beeri)
- David Krausz (Former Managing Director Israel Youth Exchange Council)
- Dina Dror (Social Worker and Psychotherapist)
- Keren Pardo (Kibbutz Volunteers Program Center)
- Georg Roessler (Tour Operator in Israel)
- Miriam Awad Morad (Arab Sector Representative at the Academic Training Department, Ministry Of Education Israel)
- Ofer Waldman (Freelance Author and Journalist)
- Etti Isler (The Israel Federation of Community Centers)
- Elia Morgulev (Kaye Academic College of Education)
- George Stevens (Hanoar Haoved Vehalomed – The Working and Studying Youth)
- Tlalit Kitzoni (Yad Mordechai Holocaust Museum)
- Anita Haviv (Freelance Educational Expert and Publicist)
- Uriel Kashi (Freelance Tour Guide, Historian and Educator)
- Neta Sizel (Haichud Hachaklai – Agricultural Union)
- Moran Bar (Hashomer Hatzair – The Young Guards)
- Sapir Stern (Hanoar Haoved Vehalomed – The Working and Studying Youth)
- Polly Bronstein (The One Hundred Initiative)
- Grisha Alroi-Arloser (Former Head of the Israeli-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce & Chairman of the Israeli-German Society)
- Tal Madar (Council of Youth Movements in Israel)