Over the course of the Spring and Summer, we’re lining up dozens of intimate, home-hosted dinner gatherings, where trained facilitators will guide folks through difficult conversations about Israel/Palestine and what it means to be a Jew today.

These local gatherings are an intentional and structured space for community members to be in dialogue with each other, as a tool to better understand both our own and one another’s complex emotions on this topic. We aim to open our hearts and minds, building community through vulnerable and courageous conversation.

Hosting requires providing food and space for up to 10 guests. IKAR will provide a trained facilitator to lead the conversation.