Interfaith Dialogue Amid War and Trauma
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Interfaith Dialogue Amid War and Trauma
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In this episode, we talk with Hana Bendcowsky, Program Director at the Jerusalem Center for Jewish-Christian Relations at the Rossing Center for Education and Dialogue. For more than two decades, Hanna has worked at the heart of Jewish–Christian relations , creating programs that bring communities together across painful histories, unequal realities, and deeply felt fears.
Growing up as part of the majority in Israel shaped how she sees responsibility, empathy, and the moral weight of dialogue. In this conversation, she reflects on what happens when people carry trauma, faith, and identity into the same room, and why genuine encounter matters even, and especially, during times of war.
Hanna speaks candidly about the challenges of teaching religious literacy in a place where religion is often weaponised, and the quiet courage required to stay in conversation when everything around you pulls towards division.
This episode offers a grounded, human look at what interfaith dialogue can be when the stakes are unbearably high.
Watch the full video at www.commonhome.tv
Visit the Rossing Center for Education and Dialogue to learn more about their work for peace in a time of war.