Building the Human Infrastructure for Global Peace Between the Descendants of Abraham
A strategic grassroots initiative uniting religious leaders, civil society actors, and public figures across the Abrahamic world to advance coexistence, reconciliation, and long-term regional stability.
15+
Regional Leaders
30+
Dialogue Communities
10+
Countries Active
1000s
Participants Engaged
A New Framework for Cooperation Across the Abrahamic World
The Global Abrahamic Movement is dedicated to fostering a new framework for cooperation across the Middle East and the broader Abrahamic world. By building cross-border partnerships among religious leaders, civil society actors, and public figures, the Movement promotes a shared Abrahamic identity as a foundation for regional dialogue, coexistence, and long-term stability.
While the Abraham Accords established a historic diplomatic foundation, the Movement focuses on the next essential phase: building the human infrastructure at the grassroots level required for sustainable peace.
Grassroots Engagement
Expanding cooperation beyond state-to-state diplomacy to community-level relationships that create lasting bonds between peoples.
Cultural & Spiritual Depth
Leveraging shared faith traditions as a bridge for dialogue and mutual understanding rather than a source of division.
Shared Regional Identity
Promoting a future grounded in mutual responsibility, dignity, and coexistence across religious and national communities.
The Values That Guide Everything We Do
Faith as a Constructive Force
Recognizing that religion, historically a source of tension in the region, can serve as a foundational pillar for peacebuilding and reconciliation across communities.
Rejection of Extremism
The Movement unequivocally rejects all forms of violence, coercion, or exclusion carried out in the name of religion, ideology, or identity.
Forward-Looking Engagement
While acknowledging regional complexity and history, the Movement focuses on creating practical conditions for trust, security, and sustainable coexistence rather than assigning blame.
What We Are Building on the Ground
Regional Network Development
Establishing branches across Iraq, Morocco, Lebanon, Pakistan, Gaza, the Palestinian Authority, Syria, Somaliland, and beyond.
Engagement with the Christian World
Building partnerships with Middle Eastern Christian communities and global Christian leaders for a values-based framework for peace.
Engagement with Minority Communities
Partnering with Assyrians, Alawites, Druze, and others to elevate their voices and highlight their contributions to Middle Eastern society.
Southeast Asia Partnership
Developing relationships between the Israeli Abrahamic Movement and parallel movements in Indonesia and Malaysia, with a leadership summit planned in Singapore.
Regional Dialogue Platforms
Convening weekly multilingual online dialogues connecting regional leaders, intellectuals, and public figures across religious and national lines.
The Abrahamic Peace Codex
A multilingual book series authored by Middle Eastern intellectuals advancing a shared narrative for peace rooted in the Abrahamic tradition.
Jewish–Arab Dialogue in Israel
Organizing encounters between Jewish and Arab citizens of Israel, documented and amplified through Hebrew and Arabic media platforms.
Digital Media Communities
Operating Hebrew and Arabic media platforms alongside 30+ WhatsApp dialogue groups, Facebook communities, and a Telegram channel reaching thousands.
Guided by Visionaries Across Faiths and Borders
Our leadership brings together Nobel Peace Prize nominees, faith leaders, civil society pioneers, and diplomats from across the Abrahamic world — united by a shared commitment to coexistence.
Tom Wegner
CEO · Author of The Abrahamic Revolution
Aviv Beilis-Lerner
VP of Regional Partnerships & Grassroots Engagement
Juliana Taimoorazy
Nobel Peace Prize nominee · American-Assyrian leader · Founder & President, Iraqi Christian Relief Council
Sheikh Musa Drammeh
NYC-based Imam & interfaith leader · Founder, Peace December
Rabbi Yoel Oz
President, Israeli Abrahamic Movement
Pastor Foad Khurshidi
Christian Iranian faith leader
Anila Ali
Pakistani-American Muslim leader · Founder & President, AMMWEC
Phil Saunders
Chairperson, Israeli Abrahamic Movement
Mohammed Al-Taluli
Founder, Abrahamic Movement Gaza · Gazan human rights activist & civil society leader
Soraya Deen
Founder, Muslim Women Speakers Bureau · Award-winning American interfaith activist
Jammal Sabbagh
Head of the Syrian Government in Exile
Hayder Al-Asadi
Founder & President, Israel–Iraq Friendship Association
Elias Baboun
Palestinian peace activist, Bethlehem · Leader of the KTC Initiative
Moshe David Kamrat
American interfaith leader · Founder of Medina Salam (Mesa City)
Ahmed Diri
Chairperson, Abrahamic Movement in Somaliland · Peace & community advocate
Aviel Salman
COO
One Movement, Many Traditions
Rabbis, priests, imams, and civil society leaders gathered in dialogue — a glimpse of the Movement's interfaith leadership in action.
The Next Phase of Peace Starts at the Grassroots
The Abrahamic Movement seeks to complement formal diplomatic efforts by building the grassroots foundations required for long-term regional stability. By strengthening people-to-people engagement, interfaith cooperation, and shared regional narratives, the Movement supports sustainable coexistence across the Abrahamic world.
15+
Faith & Civil Leaders
10+
Active Countries
30+
Dialogue Groups
3
Abrahamic Faiths United
Partner With the Movement
The organization is currently scaling its operations and welcomes partnerships to further institutionalize this network and expand its regional impact. Join us in building the foundations for lasting peace.
Let's Build Something That Lasts
Whether you are a faith leader, donor, civil society organization, or institution interested in contributing to interfaith peacebuilding — we welcome your engagement. Reach out to explore how we can work together.
Aviv Beilis-Lerner
VP of Regional Partnerships & Grassroots Engagement