The Abraham Bridge Podcast is based on the basic principle of peace via dialogue. This podcast emerges from a simple but pressing need: to bring human-centered dialogue into the heart of regional cooperation. The Abraham Bridge Initiative was created to connect young leaders from across the Middle East and beyond, encouraging them to engage in meaningful dialogue that goes beyond theory. Delegations, simulations, and policy workshops are powerful tools, but they often miss something essential; the personal stories that make cooperation real. Across the region, there are countless entrepreneurs, diplomats, journalists, community organizers, and students whose work shows the spirit of the Abraham Accords, yet their voices rarely reach a wider public. There is a gap between what cooperation looks like on paper and what it feels like in lived experience. The podcast exists to close that gap.
By highlighting the human dimension of regional engagement, these conversations bring to life the day-to-day reality of building relationships across borders: the moments of trust, the challenges of navigating identity, and the unexpected connections that shape real peace-building. The format is warm and conversational, accessible to students and young professionals, and grounded in genuine curiosity rather than formality.
In doing so, it lays the foundation for a lasting digital archive of firsthand narratives regarding the Abraham Accords from across the region. More than anything, the Abraham Bridge Podcast helps fulfill TABI’s core purpose: showing that peace is not only negotiated, it is lived, told, and shared through the voices of real people shaping a different future for the region.
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Brought to you by Meir Cohen and the Diplomacy & Policy committee
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