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16 February 2025 • 43 Minutes

Interfaith for Peace

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We often perceive religions as the cause of conflicts. Claudio Epelman, WJC’s Commissioner for Interreligious Dialogue, shows us how they can also serve as a bridge between people, and talks about his work in the field with his old friend, Pope Francis The views and opinions expressed by the individuals in this podcast are solely their own and do not represent the official policy or position of the World Jewish Congress.

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