Simon Greer, experienced in engaging conversations between people of different faiths and beliefs, discusses the possibility of talking lovingly and openly with those who think differently. He shares his experiences bridging divides among students from different backgrounds and delves into the risks and rewards of difficult conversations. Greer also explores bridging the gap between people with different political beliefs and the complexity of religious bridge building, emphasizing the importance of understanding and connection.

Simon Greer, a Jewish organizer, and Saad Soliman, a social justice consultant, share their unique friendship formed amidst the backdrop of the 1967 conflict that shaped their families. They discuss the power of curiosity and openness in bridging cultural divides. Their journey highlights the importance of personal connections, empathy, and resilient dialogues in creating healing amidst strife. As they prepare to travel to Israel, they emphasize that understanding each other can transcend longstanding conflicts, proving that healing has no expiration date.