Our work

In numbers

Participants in Community Groups

Facilitators from all communities trained

Senior Israeli leaders & women's leadership groups

Focus groups of rabbis and diplomats

Our work

Core groups for leaders

Our annual program is designed for individuals with significant public influence, including rabbis, community leaders, politicians, intellectuals, academics, cultural figures, and media professionals, from diverse sectors of Israeli society.

Facilitator Training Courses

Siach Shalom is committed to expanding its network of facilitators by offering intensive training courses in our facilitation method. Our facilitators come from diverse geographical backgrounds and represent a broad spectrum of sectors, along with various religious and political affiliations.

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After October 7th

Communities in conflict

Siach Shalom facilitates dialogue among diverse groups from conflicting communities within the same geographic area. These groups may include Jews and Arabs, religious and secular Israelis, or individuals with opposing political views.
By coming together, they seek common ground and work towards building peace. The conflicts they face can stem from political events, such as the 2023 judicial reform, or arise from organizational and professional affiliations, such as school principals or heads of pre-military programs.

‘Women for the Temple’ and ‘Women Wage Peace’.

Friends of Siach Shalom in North America

Friends of Siach Shalom aims to introduce the North American Jewish community to the Siach Shalom facilitation method through various formats, including online dialogue groups and educational workshops on Judaism, Zionism, and peace.
In addition to hosting activities in the U.S., Friends of Siach Shalom invites American Jews to join tours to Israel, where they can participate in workshops alongside Israelis from diverse sectors of Israeli society.

Work with the International Community

Siach Shalom’s approach to peacebuilding has gained international recognition, with
presentations at prominent venues such as the White House, the U.S. Department of State, and parliaments in the U.K., Canada, and the Netherlands. Our work has also been featured at the foreign ministries of Switzerland and Norway, and at various universities and academic conferences worldwide. Additionally, we offer Siach Shalom workshops to ambassadors and diplomats residing in Israel.