Abstract
This study uses ethnographic methods to examine the efficacy of the Interfaith Encounter Association in promoting peace in the middle of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Through participant observation and structured interviews with participants, this study explores the effects of interfaith discourse on perceptions, emotions, and reconciliation attempts in the Holy Land. These environments offer a place for individuals to participate in friendly discussions centered around religion, despite the conflict.
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Presentation Type
Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
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KEYWORDS
Interfaith dialogue, Israel-Palestine conflict, Peace-building
