Behind the Politics Stand People
Governments fight each other; the peoples of Iran and Israel do not see one another as enemies. Here you hear both — with names, faces, and stories.
From Cyrus to the Cyrus Accords
Cyrus was the first liberator, in 538 BCE. The Abraham Accords opened a door in 2020, and the Cyrus Accords are the Iranian chapter of the same story — not a one-way rescue, but the settling of a 2,500-year mutual debt between two ancient peoples.
The Iranian Perspective
Builders and fighters, not victims awaiting rescue
From the javidnam Jina Amini and "Woman, Life, Freedom" to the Mahsa Charter and Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi's words in Jerusalem — and what GAMAAN's polling shows about how Iranians see Israel.
ReadThe Israeli Perspective
Peace is what war cannot deliver
A nation just out of war, and within it a living bridge to Iran: a quarter-million Israelis of Iranian descent, the voice of Rita, and Menashe Amir's Persian radio.
ReadThe Future Belongs to Those Who Choose It
The hearts and minds of both peoples have moved toward peace ahead of their politicians. These pages show why.