Israel Campus Conflict: Radically Reasonable Watch Party & Teen Panel

As parents and teens plan college visits, questions about comfort and safety continue to swirl. How can we help our teens enter conversations about Israel and the Jewish people with confidence, curiosity, and care?

Join Moving Traditions for an exclusive screening of Radically Reasonable, a revealing new documentary about the power of constructive dialogue around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on college campuses.

Filmed amid rising antisemitism and Islamophobia after October 7, the 54-minute film follows students, educators, and activists working through deep disagreements and asking what it takes to stay in conversation across difference.

Following the screening, we’ll have a 30-minute panel discussion with the film’s creators, Eric Weil and Meshakai Wolf, alongside Jewish educators and teens as they share their own perspectives and experiences. Our panel will include Rebecca Ezersky, Senior Manager of Kumi Justice Retreats, who previously served as Assistant Director of Jewish Life at Duke University. Together, we’ll explore how young people can build the skills, resilience, and connection to navigate hard conversations about Israel, identity, and campus life.

This free webinar, moderated by Rabbi Daniel Brenner, will include practical takeaways and resources for supporting the teens in their lives as they encounter difficult conversations about Israel and campus life.