Rotem Levin was born and raised in Ein Vered. After his military service he participated in a transformational intensive dialogue program in Germany where he got to know Palestinians on a personal and intimate level. This instigated a change in perspective on the story he was born and raised with. After this experience he started organizing similar programs in Aqaba, Jordan. He is a committed activist and doctor by profession. While studying medicine at Ben-Gurion University, Rotem dedicated himself to learning Arabic and building solidarity relationships with Palestinians. Rotem moved to Beit Jala, a Palestinian village in the West Bank in 2020 to get to know his neighbours’ reality of living under military occupation, understand their culture and improve his Arabic. When Rotem is not giving conferences for Peace internationally he invests most of his time creating healing spaces for Israelis and Palestinians on the land. He has been published in Haaretz and featured on several Spotify podcasts. Learn more about Rotem on his Linktr.ee profile.