Good afternoon everyone. I am very excited about this podcast. Of all the

podcast that I've done throughout my history on his media, there's nothing that I've

been more excited about. I have today two men who I enormously

amensly admired two men who are from different spheres in the Israeli-Palestine debate and two men who have spent there at least many of the last years trying to find common ground in a past a piece between Israel and the Palestinian people.

I'm going to begin by introducing Professor Mohammed Desjani D D'Audi, a Palestinian educator and peace activist.

Professor Dajani gained international recognition for his work in helping to raise Palestinian awareness concerning the Holocaust through a variety of media.

He has also been active in forming relationships with Jewish and Christian religious leaders, peace activists, and others to spread the

was a satia message of understanding.

Wasatia is the name of his NGO and it means moderation.

It comes from the Quran.

It means tolerance, coexistence, and brotherhood.

Professor DeJani is tackling the ideological roots of extremism through education and authentic religious awareness.

And my other guest is Josie Kline and Halibi,

a senior fellow at Shalam Hartman Institute

in Jerusalem.

Halibi's 2013 book Like Dreamers

won the Jewish Book Council's Every Book of the Year Awards awards he's one of the most respected and

revered scholars in Israel his latest book letters to my Palestinian

neighbor is a New York Times

bestseller.

He writes for leading up Ed pages in the US,

including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal,

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