The hosts discuss personal reflections on the Israel-Hamas conflict, exploring symbols and conflicts, embracing dialogue and understanding, understanding conflict in couple therapy and international relations, and understanding human behavior in the face of threats.
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Rebecca's Personal Jewish Journey
Rebecca Bloom shares her personal Jewish heritage and complex views on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
She recounts early education, Birthright trips, and learning about Palestinian marginalization, shaping her nuanced perspective.
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Friendships Strained Over Views
Rebecca experienced losing friendships over expressing critical views on Israel.
She shares a poignant exchange about Israeli soldiers and Palestinian children that ended a friendship.
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Acknowledge Shared Trauma
Many American Jews start to have somatic reactions to discussing Israel-Palestine tensions.
Rebecca advises acknowledging trauma and expressing that one’s trauma does not override others'.
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November 1, 2023
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