Islamaphobia and Antisemitism for MAJIC
Sun, Oct 25
|Location is TBD
An interactive conversation exploring how these forms of hate take shape, where they intersect and differ, and how we can recognize and challenge them in our communities.
Time & Location
Oct 25, 2026, 2:00 PM
Location is TBD
About the event
Isma/Shema will facilitate a private program for MAJIC exploring Islamophobia and antisemitism—how these forms of hate take shape, where they intersect and differ, and how greater understanding can help strengthen relationships across communities. Through honest conversation and interactive learning, participants will build tools to recognize prejudice, navigate difficult conversations, and engage across differences.
THE SPEAKERS
Eliyahu Ungar-Sargon is an Israeli-American filmmaker, educator, and Senior Presenter with Isma/Shema.
Born in London and raised in Israel and the United States, he brings a deeply personal and nuanced perspective to conversations about Israeli society, politics, identity, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Through his filmmaking and educational work, Eli has spent years engaging difficult questions surrounding Israel and Palestine and creating space for thoughtful dialogue across political and communal divides.