A ‘Tiny House’ at Berlin’s film festival offered a safe space to talk about the Israel-Hamas war

The project is an extension of an educational initiative started by Hoffmann with German-Palestinian Jouanna Hassoun to discuss issues related to the Mideast conflict.

Ahmad Dakhnous, left, and Shai Hoffman together brokered small-group conversations about the Israel-Hamas war outside the Berlinale film festival in Berlin, Feb. 18, 2024

(photo credit: TOBY AXELROD)

ByTOBY AXELROD/JTA

FEBRUARY 22, 2024 04:37

A ‘Tiny House’ at Berlin’s film festival offered a safe space to talk about the Israel-Hamas war

The project is an extension of an educational initiative started by Hoffmann with German-Palestinian Jouanna Hassoun to discuss issues related to the Mideast conflict.

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A ‘Tiny House’ at Berlin’s film festival offered a safe space to talk about the Israel-Hamas war

The project is an extension of an educational initiative started by Hoffmann with German-Palestinian Jouanna Hassoun to discuss issues related to the Mideast conflict.

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