Maoz Inon

We are transforming revenge into reconciliation.

We are transforming through the stories we share, through the journey we are inviting the readers to join us to.

We are transforming trauma into healing and despair.

All Israelis probably you speak with now are in despair.

And we are together, when Palestinians and Israelis are working together to create a shared vision, to create a shared future, we are transforming despair into hope.

So this is exactly our mission.

Yes, yes, because unfortunately, media and mostly social media, what bleeds leads.

And this is why we are so thankful for you for interviewing us, for sharing those message of peace and reconciliation.

And Aziz and I are only presenters of the peace movement that is growing, that is gaining momentum.

of Palestinian Israelis that are working together.

So we'll be happy to go on your show and many others as much as we can and also introduce you to other Palestinian Israeli peacemakers.

I keep it thanks to the teaching of my father.

My father was the best farmer in Israel.

For 58 years, he was sowing wheat in the Negev, the Israeli desert.

And I remember as a child that every evening around the dining table, he would share about the catastrophe of the day.

He had heat waves like we have now in London and cold wave and drafts and floods.

And every day was a new catastrophe in the field.

And as he was sharing about the daily devastation, he would always say, next year I'm going to sow wheat again because I have the agency to change the future.

I can make it better.

I would learn from my mistakes.