
Project Shema with Zachary Schaffer
Zachary Schaffer led a powerful session, taking participants on a historical and analytical journey
A highly successful event unfolded in Oslo, drawing 150 attendees and a substantial waiting list. Held in a beautifully decorated venue, the evening featured a captivating roundtable discussion on the intricacies of discussing Israel and the media’s role in shaping perceptions. The panel comprised accomplished journalists from both Israel and Norway, moderated by renowned Norwegian author Bjørn Gabrielsen. Notable figures included Hanne Skartveit (VG), Erling Rimehaug (VL), Sidsel Wold (NRK), Nora Savosnick (Freelancer), Michael Hauser Tov (Haaretz), and Antonia Yamin (The Bild), along with a representative from the organization Kos & Kaos.
The central question, “Why is it so hard to talk about Israel?” spurred a diverse and nuanced discussion, ranging from pro-Israeli to pro-Palestinian perspectives. Among the attendees were prominent Norwegian authors, historians, the Israeli ambassador, and leaders of the Jewish community in Oslo.
The conversation, lasting two engaging hours, touched on the complexities of discussing Israel in Norway and highlighted instances of media bias. The event concluded with attendees mingling over Kosher Israeli wine and cheese, fostering further dialogue and community among participants. Ultimately, the evening underscored the importance of responsible journalism and open dialogue in addressing intricate geopolitical issues, leaving attendees with much to contemplate and discuss.
Zachary Schaffer led a powerful session, taking participants on a historical and analytical journey
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