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The Abrahamic Revolution (Hebrew edition)
A book by Tom Wegner
After October 7 and the outbreak of the regional war, secret and complex talks began between intellectuals and leaders from the countries of the Middle East, with the aim of finding a new path to peace and stability in the region. The Abrahamic Revolution presents a new and inspiring vision based on these talks, setting out a new concept of peace that bridges the peoples of the region and the Abrahamic religions in order to build a political, cultural and social infrastructure founded on shared values, mutual respect and cooperation. In sharp and inspiring prose, this Bitbook presents the founding manifesto of “Political Abrahamism” – a groundbreaking idea, shared by leaders from every country in the Middle East, that calls for the creation of a shared Abrahamic identity to lay the foundations for a future of peace and stability in the Middle East and beyond.
The Union of Believers (Hebrew edition)
A book by Tom Wegner and Elias Nasri Baboun
Can religion be a bridge to peace rather than a barrier? Can Jews be considered Muslims? In The Union of Believers, Tom Wegner and Elias Nasri Baboun – an Israeli Jew and a Palestinian Christian – take us on a bold and groundbreaking journey into the possibility of uniting the Abrahamic religions into a single monotheistic faith.
The Bitbook describes the birth of an Abrahamic religious movement that builds a bridge between the faiths and lays out an innovative and surprising vision for peace in the Middle East. From the startling case of an ultra-Orthodox Jew who walked into a mosque and asked to pray, to Elias’s personal decision to pray to the One God in mosques, synagogues and churches, this is a remarkable journey into the possibility of peace between religions.
Through personal stories, extraordinary experiences and a fresh interpretation of the scriptures of the different religions, the authors propose a new path to cooperation, grounded in the principles of universal morality, monotheism and faith in One God.
From a new interpretation of the Quran that defines Jews as Muslims to a proposed regional federal model for peace, The Union of Believers is a courageous call for open dialogue, for reconciliation and for rethinking – toward a world in which religion can be a unifying force rather than a divisive one.
This Bitbook is a political and spiritual manifesto that proposes a new model for the Middle East, one that draws on the religions and offers great hope to secular people as well. It is the second book in the Abrahamic Peace series, following The Abrahamic Revolution.
The Abrahamic Revolution: A Middle Eastern Peace Formula
Written by Tom Wegner
Are we doomed to endless conflict, or is there a revolutionary path to lasting peace in the Middle East? For decades, Western peace plans have failed, leaving the region caught in a cycle of bloodshed with consequences for the entire world. But what if the true solution was never about separation, but about rediscovering a shared heritage? Forged in the fire of the regional war that began on October 7, 2023, a new movement has emerged from unprecedented discussions among leaders representing the region’s diverse peoples and faiths. Out of these discussions, a new school of thought was born: Political Abrahamism. The Abrahamic Revolution by Tom Wegner is the foundational manifesto of this movement. This dense and powerful book provides a practical framework to dismantle the ideologies of hate and build a future based on mutual respect and shared security.