What happens when an Israeli combat soldier suddenly sees himself in the eyes of the “enemy”?

In this episode, Eva sits down with Rani Oren — educator, founder of Youth of Light, and initiator of the We Are One movement and political party in Israel. Rani shares the moment in the West Bank that shattered his conditioning, opened his heart, and set him on a decades-long path of inner work, meditation, and service.

He tells the story of Youth of Light, where at-risk youth transform discarded wax from restaurant candles into new lights — a powerful metaphor for how love, warmth, and environment can melt trauma and reveal the light within. Rani also shares his bold next step: creating We Are One as a social movement, economic initiative, and political party rooted in oneness, education, and shared humanity across Israelis and Palestinians.

This conversation is for anyone who senses that real change demands both inner transformation and structural courage — and is curious what it looks like to bring spirituality, education, and politics back into one field of action.

In this powerful conversation, South African human rights lawyer and activist Pooven Moodley joins Eva to reflect on life after apartheid and what true justice and liberation mean today. Drawing from decades of grassroots organizing—from the anti-apartheid struggle to global climate and land rights movements, Pooven shares hard-won insights on power, solidarity, and the unfinished work of freedom.

Together, they explore how systems of oppression evolve, what it takes to dismantle them, and why courage, compassion, and community remain the foundations of peace.

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When your home becomes a war zone, what does peace really mean?
In this powerful episode, Eva Dalak speaks with Amira Musallam, Head of Mission for Unarmed Civilian Protection in Palestine (UCPiP). From surviving the bombing of her childhood home to leading civilian protection teams across the West Bank, Amira shares her journey of transforming pain into purpose.

Together, Eva and Amira explore what it means to protect life, dignity, and humanity amid occupation — and why real peace must be rooted in justice, courage, and truth.

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Sharon Gaya Dolev lays out a pragmatic path to peace: build tangible regional projects, use strategic power analysis, and create economic incentives for peace. She shares her experience drafting treaty models for a weapons-free region and explains why city-led collaboration and targeted campaigns can produce immediate wins and lasting change. Sharon is the founder and Executive Director of the Middle East Treaty Organization and the founder of the Israeli Disarmament Movement.

In this episode of the Peace is Possible podcast, Eva sits down with activist and peace builder Aida al Shibli, whose work is deeply rooted in her Palestinian heritage. Together they explore the meaning of peace in times of grief and upheaval, and why true peace cannot exist without justice and accountability.

Aida speaks of love as the heart of activism, the necessity of collective responsibility, and the power of re-indigenizing as a political act that reconnects us to our roots. The conversation also touches on land back movements and the call to collective healing.

This dialogue is an invitation to remember that peace is not silence, it is activism, it is love, and it is the courage to carry our shared humanity forward.

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This week, Fabrice Renaudin joins the PIP Podcast to share his powerful journey from a mind-centric upbringing in France to discovering deep inner peace through body-based healing, emotional release, and connection with nature. His unique, fascia-focused trauma work emphasizes the importance of creating sacred spaces for emotional processing, building a relationship with the inner child, and embracing authentic expression.

Fabrice unpacks his holistic approach to trauma healing through practices like yoga, dance, breathwork, and grounded nature connection. He explains how the body stores unresolved trauma, particularly in the fascia, and offers practical tools for emotional release, such as deep breathing, physical pressure, and movement, to access and transform stored pain.

Listeners will also learn why Fabrice sees nature as a core ally in the healing process, from grounding practices to circadian alignment, and how simple, embodied rituals can lead to profound inner balance. He defines peace not as a destination, but as an ongoing, inner journey of alignment between mind, body, and spirit.

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In this conversation, Eva speaks with Nirit Oren Sternberg about what it means for women to lead where war fails. They explore how trauma, denial, and militarization perpetuate cycles of violence—and how women’s leadership, presence, and courage offer a path to connection and peace.

From grassroots organizing to international advocacy, Nirit shares her vision of inclusive peace building rooted in dignity, justice, and shared humanity. This dialogue is an invitation to move beyond polarization into a culture of responsibility and hope.

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On this episode of Peace Is Possible, Eva Dalak is joined by peace builder and educator Huda Abarqub for a powerful conversation about narrative, identity, and resilience in the midst of ongoing trauma and violence in Palestine. Huda shares her journey from shaping Palestine’s first national curriculum to working internationally in peace education and conflict transformation.

Together, Eva and Huda explore the role of education as a foundation for peace, how reclaiming the Palestinian narrative is essential to combat misconceptions, and why women and collective action remain at the heart of meaningful change. They also discuss the urgent need to redefine leadership so that it reflects justice, dignity, and the lived realities of communities on the ground.

This dialogue is not only a testament to survival against all odds it’s a call to reclaim peace and hope as active forces for transformation.

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In this episode of Peace is Possible, Eva Dalak is joined by her dear friend and collaborator, Dalit Eliahu, for a conversation that embodies the heart of this movement.

Born in the same city and year, but from different sides of history — Eva of Palestinian descent and Dalit of Jewish descent — the two first met through their shared studies in Spiritual Psychology at the University of Santa Monica. That meeting planted the seeds for a partnership built not on identity, but on shared humanity and a commitment to inner and outer peace.

Together they reflect on their 14-year journey: navigating conflict and reconciliation, creating safe spaces for transformation, and learning how peace can be practiced even in the midst of chaos, war, and division. This episode is a testament that peace isn’t about avoiding tension, but about choosing love, trust, and growth again and again.

On this episode of Peace is Possible, host Eva Dalak is honored to welcome Ran Kalif, a therapist, lecturer, and pioneer of natural medicine in Israel with over 30 years of experience and more than 200,000 patients treated.

Eva and Ran dive into the deep roots of conflict and survival-based thinking — exploring how fear, scarcity, and trauma fuel wars and divisions. Together they open a conversation on how peace is not something we fight for, but something we activate from within, creating ripple effects in families, communities, and across borders.

This dialogue embodies the mission of Peace Activation: to unify inner healing with collective transformation, making peace not only possible but inevitable.

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