Alana Zeitchik is an Israeli-American peace advocate and media voice living in Brooklyn, NY.  Her work began when six of her family members were taken hostage on October 7th, turning her into a public voice overnight. She has appeared widely across broadcast media, written for publications like The New York Times, spoken at the United Nations, and built a rare social media presence that challenges binaries and welcomes people across political divides. Today her advocacy work focuses on answering contemporary challenges both inside and outside the Jewish community with a heart-centered approach to drive positive social and political change.