2023 Multifaith Iftar Fundraiser: “The Light and Faith of Peace”
Celebrating Ramadan, Passover, Easter, and Zirayat al-Nabi Shuayb
Help us bring 150 Muslims, Jews, Christians, and Druze together for a celebration of Ramadan, Passover, Easter, and Zirayat al-Nabi Shuayb.
For a second year in a row, Passover and Easter fall within Ramadan.
For a second year in a row, violence and conflict threatens and simmers in the region.
The climate of distrust, fear, and trauma is palpable, and across the Holy Land, the Abrahamic Reunion is looked to to guide people into safe spaces where they can connect with the other.
Understanding, connection, and hope are needed now more than ever violence and hate in check.
We’re inviting influential religious and cultural leaders who will be able to share the message of celebratory diversity, and need your help creating this beautiful event, co-sponsored in partnership with the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem.
Be part of the peacebuilding that celebrates cultural and religious identity and diversity – help support the Abrahamic Reunion’s 20th Annual Multifaith Iftars in the Holy Land!
PEACE ~ SALAAM ~ SHALOM!
Event Details:
“The Light and Faith of Peace”
A Multi-Faith Celebration of Ramadan, Passover, Easter, and Zirayat al-Nabi Shuayb
INTERFAITH STUDY GROUPS * BLESSINGS & PRAYERS * ADHAN al-MAGHRIB * MUSICAL PERFORMANCE * SHARED MEAL & IFTAR
March 29th, 2023 partnering with the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem
Keynote speakers including:
- Donniel Hartman, President, Shalom Hartman Institute
- Sheikh Ghassan Manasra, Abrahamic Reunion International Director
- Sheikh Moafaq Tarif, Spiritual Leader of the Druze in Israel
- Emir Mohamad Sharif Odeh, Ahmediyya Spiritual Head in Israel
- Bishop Rafic Nahra, East Jerusalem Latin Patriarchate (Catholic Church)
- Sister Milani, East Jerusalem Protestant Church
- Ghadir Hani, Women Waging Peace, Akko
- Rabbanit Tamar Edel-Appelbaum, Zion Community Synagogue, Jerusalem
- David Less, Abrahamic Reunion US Chairman (Via Zoom)
- & More!
Organized In Connection with:
- The Shalom Hartman Institute
- Qadiri Sufi Order
- Kihilat Zion Community Synagogue
- Rabbanut Israel
- Oranim University (Midrasha)
- All Of Us Are Jerusalem
With support from:
- Aviv Foundation
- Honey Foundation for Israel
- Yotzrim Zikhorom (“We Are Creating Remembrance”)