Events

Allied Voices for Israel is proud to host a diverse range of impactful events that bring communities together in solidarity with Israel and the fight against anti-Jewish hatred.

This year, we are thrilled to partner with Sharaka, an organization founded in the wake of the historic Abraham Accords to build "people-to-people" peace

between Israel and the Arab world, to bring three inspiring

delegates to Canada for their inaugural cross-Canada tour

from October 15th to October 22nd. ​

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Hear From the Delegates

Join us for an unforgettable evening of honest dialogue,

courageous storytelling, and regional perspective from

our guest speakers:

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• Fatema Al Harbi (Bahrain): Director of Gulf Affairs at                                                                                  Sharaka, author, and peace activist leading regional                                                                                            youth engagement and interfaith dialogue.

• Luai Ahmed (Yemen/Sweden): Prominent journalist,                                                                                    columnist, and content creator outspoken against antisemitism, radicalism, and extremism.

• Tamer Masudin (Israel): Israeli-Bedouin leader, Fulbright scholar, and advocate dedicated to building bridge-building partnerships and shared society.

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Together, these dynamic voices offer a rare, ground-level look at how grassroots partnership, mutual understanding, and peace are actively being built across the Middle East.

 

This year's United We Stand: Voices for Peace in the Middle East​​​

• will be in Montreal on October 15th, buy your tickets here.

• will be in Toronto on October 18th, buy your tickets here. 

• will be in Calgary on October 20th, buy your tickets here. 

• will be in Vancouver on October 21st, buy your tickets here. 

• will be in Langley on October 22nd, buy your tickets here. 

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Buy your tickets now. Spots are limited! 

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We enjoyed hosting Shalom Namaste, an evening of relaxation, mindfulness, and yoga with community members. The event featured a diverse lineup of instructors offering something for everyone—from restorative to high-energy movement.  

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We were honoured to welcome nearly 1,000 Canadians across four cities to our exclusive event, United We Stand with Yoseph Haddad, where attendees heard firsthand from an inspiring advocate for Israel and coexistence. We hosted Rawan Osman in Montreal and Vancouver for a meaningful discussion about the Middle East. Tragic Awakening: A New Look at the World's Oldest Hatred details Osman's challenges with extremism and her transformation into a powerful voice for peace between Israel and the Arab world.

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Furthering our commitment to meaningful, cross-cultural dialogue, we were privileged to co-host a landmark symposium at Beth Torah Congregation, bringing together prominent Canadian Indigenous and Jewish leaders, elders, and scholars. We were deeply honoured to be guided by Elder Dr. Wendy Phillips and Elder Mark Phillips, and to hear from distinguished speakers such as Consul General Idit Shamir, the Honourable Harry S. LaForme, O.C, I.P.C., Professor Andrew Pessin, and Dr. Sheree Trotter, among other remarkable voices.This unique gathering explored treaty relationships, shared values, and parallel perspectives on education and indigeneity, fostering a powerful spirit of lasting friendship and allyship. 

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In response to the surge in anti-Jewish hatred following October 7th, we launched the AVI Wartime Briefings—a critical series of five emergency workshops designed to empower and educate our community. These briefings provided invaluable tools to combat misinformation, confront hatred, and stand strong against rising antisemitism. Through these and other initiatives, AVI remains committed to fostering unity, education, and advocacy in support of Israel and the Jewish community.