I'm Aiton Weinstein.

And I'm Naor Menninger.

And you're listening to Two Nice Jewish Boys.

This podcast is made in collaboration with the Jewish Journal.

Here on the Two Nice Jewish Boys podcast, we've done around 130 episodes.

We've recorded episodes with authors. We've done an episode about the discovery of THC. We did one about the navigation system within bats and what about

the fraudulent binary options industry. But one subject seems to be without a doubt and also

without intent, a recurring theme.

It's not hard to guess which one, either.

I suppose it just goes to show how ingrained this is in the Israeli psyche.

That is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

And it seems that every episode we do, every guest we bring to speak about

this topic, has another viewpoint. As the saying goes, two Jews, three opinions. But regardless,

however many opinions there might be, one thing seems constant. At least so far, the conflict

doesn't seem to be going anywhere. But is there

anything we can do in the meantime? Some people think that separation, walls, borders,

and retreats are the solution, aren't the solution to reach peace in the area. But for others, sorry,

it is the solution to reach peace. But for others, the way to go about it is by building, not settlements, but human relations.

At least that was the notion that led Inondan Kehati to innovate and seek for new ways to approach the problem.

Instead of looking at the macro, he chose to look at the micro and to build connections between people in the hope that in the future

peace will pursue and that's exactly what he's doing today with his non-profit organization the

home so we're really excited to be joined by anon with us today on the podcast thank you for coming

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