“My inspiration for our work in Siach Shalom stems from my deep
familiarity with the concept of ‘Unity of opposites’, which I first encountered in the writings of Rabbi Kook and the Maharal of Prague. ‘Unity of opposites’ is a powerful concept that encourages us to view the world through a lens of paradox, embracing opposing forces in harmony. I discovered this concept during my doctoral studies, and it opened up new and exciting possibilities for me, far beyond the Western liberal discourse I grew up with.”

“My background in group facilitation and psychodrama has taught me
that peace, like a hidden oasis in a desert, requires deep exploration. As a facilitator, my role is to cultivate group dynamics and create the conditions for this hidden resource to emerge, without negotiating or imposing solutions—much like digging deep to find water in the desert.”