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The Oct 7 attacks and the ongoing war ignited profound fears between Jews and Arabs in Israel: for their personal safety, of potential outbreak of Jewish-Arab violence within Israel, and for what the future might hold. How can insights into Jewish and Arab fears and perceptions today help organizations and leaders approach the hard work of rebuilding trust and a shared life in the future?
On Monday, November 27th at 12pm ET Prof. Eran Halperin, founder and chair of aChord: Social Psychology for Social Change at Hebrew University and aChord CEO, Ron Gerlitz joined IATF, JFN and SVF for a deep dive into their October 18th survey findings, and a discussion of what social-psychology offers the field of intergroup relations at this difficult time.
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