This blog welcomes the Church of England’s decision to debate Kairos Palestine II and reflects on the responsibility of religious leaders to speak consistently for the sanctity of all human life. It responds to the Chief Rabbi’s opposition to the debate and drawing on a lifetime of opposing extremism, antisemitism and all forms of hatred, calls for compassion, moral courage and an unwavering commitment to justice for both Israelis and Palestinians.
Category Archives: Abraham
The Day of Arafat: A Day of Mercy, Memory and Meaning
As millions of Muslims mark the Day of Arafat before Eid tomorrow, Hajj offers more than ritual. It tells an ancient story of Abraham, Hagar and Ishmael, a story shared across faiths and rooted in sacrifice, perseverance and mercy. At the heart of it lies a powerful truth: millions still honour the struggle of a woman searching for water for her child.
Exploring Interfaith Unity at the Abrahamic Family House
This year, I’ve been fortunate to journey to some truly remarkable places. I’ve marvelled at the timeless pyramids of Giza and prayed Salat-ul-Jummah in the awe-inspiring Sultan Hassan Mosque in Cairo. The vibrant, sapphire-blue waters of Rabat, framed by rugged cliffs and golden sands, were as enchanting as the tagines we savoured each evening. InContinue reading “Exploring Interfaith Unity at the Abrahamic Family House”
Soulful Spaces 