Menachem Froman

Rabbi Menachem Froman was an Orthodox rabbi and a peacemaker in Israel known for his efforts to promote understanding and dialogue between Palestinians and Israelis. Born in 1945 in Kfar Hasidim, Israel, he became a prominent figure in the religious Zionist movement. Rabbi Froman served as the chief rabbi of Tekoa, a settlement in the West Bank, where he was respected for his deep spirituality and commitment to peace.

He was known for his unconventional approaches to peace and believed that religion could be a bridge rather than a barrier between conflicting sides. Rabbi Froman engaged in dialogue with various Palestinian leaders, including Yasser Arafat and Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, the founder of Hamas. His efforts were rooted in his belief that religious leaders could play a crucial role in resolving conflicts.

Rabbi Froman passed away in 2013, but his legacy continues to inspire those who seek peace in the Middle East. His teachings and life work emphasize the importance of spiritual values and human connections across political and cultural divides.

Books

תן לי זמן (Hebrew Edition)