Join us for a multifaith Iftar uniting communities in the Sarasota Florida area. 

Founded in 2014, the Abrahamic Reunion (AR) is a grassroots peacebuilding organization creating powerful human connections across religious and cultural divides in the Holy Land and US. By bringing together Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Samaritan, and Druze leaders for shared meals, dialogue, peace vigils, peace summits, and meetings with leaders,  AR replaces fear with understanding and difference with dignity. Our work is rooted in shared values—compassion, respect, and the belief that faith can unite rather than divide.

Sarasota is home to the Abrahamic Reunion—and a vital part of our story.From multifaith iftars during Ramadan to interfaith text study circles, concerts, and public lectures, AR creates vibrant spaces where people of all backgrounds come together to listen, learn, and build community. These gatherings open hearts, foster empathy, and strengthen the social fabric of Sarasota through open, nonjudgmental dialogue. With expanded outreach and new initiatives planned for 2026 and beyond, Sarasota donors play a direct role in growing this local movement for understanding.

At the same time, AR’s impact reaches far beyond our local community. Over the past two decades, we have brought together thousands of Israelis and Palestinians—Jews, Muslims, Druze, Samaritans, and Christians—in one of the world’s most divided regions. Through education, interfaith dialogue, group processes, and large-scale events, participants replace trauma and mistrust with relationship and hope. Our programs equip faith leaders, educators, youth organizers, and women’s groups with the tools to model coexistence and reconciliation in their own communities.

Today, the Abrahamic Reunion is a trusted presence on the ground, with a growing network of faith leaders, educators, youth, women, and community organizers committed to pluralism in action. Each conversation, shared meal, and courageous encounter creates ripples of change—locally in Sarasota and across the Holy Land.