Navigating Conflict
Aharon discusses his role as a lead organizer for Juice for Ceasefire at Columbia, emphasizing the challenges of engaging progressive Jews in dialogue about the Israel-Palestine conflict. He advocates for principles of collective liberation and highlights the importance of peace and prosperity as the foundation for security, contrasting this with the dominant narratives within mainstream Jewish communities.In this clip
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