In response to the Hamas attacks on Oct. 7, over 50% of Israelis have volunteered their help. The volunteers come from every sector of Israeli society and have done everything from repairing bomb shelters to providing free therapy and more. Additionally, Israelis have donated hundreds of millions of shekels, giving at unprecedented levels. Many of these donations are relatively small, only a few hundred shekels.
Join us and Brandeis University Professor Yehudah Mirsky for a series of conversations with leading figures from Israeli civil society to hear about how diverse groups of Israelis are responding to the aftermath of Oct. 7 and what it can teach us about Israeli society as a whole.
Speakers:
- Dec. 7: Rabbah Yael Vurgan, rabbi of the Gaza border communities
- Dec. 14: Mohammad Darawshe, Givat Haviva Center for Shared Society
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