Why Allyship is easier said than done: Forging effective interfaith solutions @nHorizonsVideos
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Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Elizabeth Arif-Fear is writer and campaigner passionate about human rights and interfaith relations, in particular Jewish-Muslim relations. Laura Marks is a serial social entrepreneur focussed on the common good. She founded Mitzvah Day, an international and interfaith day of social action, co-founded Nisa-Nashim, a Jewish/Muslim women’s network, and just launched the Alliance of Jewish Women.

Jewish/Muslim relations in the real world, are at best minimal, and at worst fraught. In this session we explore some of the challenges including Muslim antisemitism, anti-Muslim hatred in the Jewish community and the Elephant in the Room. We will go on to offer some ideas for ways forward including, how a woman’s touch can be transformative.

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