The Abraham Accords at Five: An Exclusive Conversation on their Future
This is a panel you won't find anywhere else, and it’s a rare opportunity to hear firsthand perspectives that connect the global to the local, diplomacy to community action.
The Abraham Accords were not just a diplomatic agreement—they marked a turning point in the pursuit of peace, bringing Israel, the UAE, Bahrain, and others into historic partnerships. Five years later, their legacy continues to grow.
On September 14th at 6:00 PM, you are invited to an exclusive evening of conversation and reflection at Beth Menachem Chabad of Newton. This is a rare chance to engage with two voices at the forefront of this story:
- Loay Alshareef, from Saudi Arabia, has emerged as a global peace advocate and interfaith leader, building bridges between Jews, Muslims, and Christians and embodying the spirit of the Accords.
- John Mirisch, Vice Mayor of Beverly Hills, and 3x former Mayor, who made history as the first Mayor in the United States to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism, and to champion the People's Abraham Accords at the state and local level.
Together, they will provide insights into the Accords’ impact, explore what they mean for the future of peace and cooperation, and share concrete ideas on how local communities here in the U.S. can play a vital role in supporting this vision.