The Abrahamic Movement

Explore our work and impact, meet the team, and discover the partners shaping a new era of cooperation.

What We Do

The Abrahamic Movement builds connections across faiths, communities, and borders. Through a growing global network of local branches, international dialogue, media, publications, delegations, and grassroots initiatives, we bring people together around a shared vision of cooperation, and mutual understanding. From local encounters to global partnerships, our work translates the Movement’s vision into meaningful relationships and concrete action on the ground.

Building a Global Network

The Movement has established local branches around the world to advance its vision and values, strengthen cooperation between diverse communities, and build lasting connections across borders. Each branch serves as a local platform for advancing the Movement’s mission and developing collaborative initiatives that bring communities together around shared Abrahamic values.

Today, the Movement’s growing global network extends across countries and communities including Morocco, Israel, the Netherlands, Iraq, United Stats, Lebanon, Ghana, Pakistan, Egypt, Syria, Canada, Jordan, South Africa, Nigeria, Gaza, the Palestinian Authority, Finland, Somaliland, and Sudan.

Global Dialogues

The Movement hosts regular multilingual Zoom dialogues, bringing together leaders, intellectuals, religious figures, and public voices from around the world for conversations about shared challenges, opportunities for cooperation, and advance the message of normalization.

To date, more than 50 dialogues have been held, providing a platform to foster cross-cultural understanding, and build connections across religious, cultural, and national lines.

The Abrahamic Peace Codex

The Movement has published a growing multilingual book series authored by leading Middle Eastern intellectuals that explores the shared heritage of the Abrahamic traditions and advances a new narrative for regional dialogue.

Jewish–Muslim Dialogue in Israel

The Movement organizes encounters between Jewish Israelis and Arab citizens of Israel aimed at strengthening mutual understanding and coexistence. These dialogues are documented and shared through Hebrew and Arabic media platforms in order to broaden their societal impact.

Since its launch, the Movement has facilitated eight Jewish-Muslim encounters across Israel, bringing together diverse communities through dialogue and personal engagement. These encounters have included Jewish-Bedouin meetings in the Negev, a Jewish-Muslim gathering in Kfar Kama, a dedicated dialogue between religious leaders, and a Jewish-Muslim women’s encounter in Jerusalem.

Global Media & Digital Community

Through English, Hebrew, and Arabic digital media platforms, alongside a growing network of WhatsApp dialogue groups, Facebook communities, and a Telegram channel, the Movement connects thousands of participants around the world and amplifies voices advocating moderation, coexistence, cooperation, and a shared future.

Delegations to Israel

The Movement organizes delegations to Israel for international leaders, professionals, and civil society actors to experience Israeli society firsthand and engage in meaningful dialogue with Israeli counterparts.

Engagement with the Christian World

The Movement works closely with Middle Eastern Christian communities and global Christian leaders seeking a values-based framework for peace rooted in shared Abrahamic traditions, while encouraging broader Christian engagement in regional dialogue and coexistence initiatives.

Engagement with Minority Communities

The Movement partners with minority communities across the region, including Assyrians, Alawites, Druze, and others, working to elevate their voices, strengthen cross-community cooperation, and highlight their historical and cultural contributions to Middle Eastern society.

Southeast Asia Partnership Initiative

The Movement is developing partnerships with organizations in Southeast Asia, particularly in Indonesia and Malaysia, with plans to convene a regional leadership summit in Singapore bringing together Rabbis and Imams to advance long-term interfaith dialogue.