Panel: Can’t We All Just Get Along?

At the root of so many of our modern conflicts are divided populations that refuse to see eye to eye, making resolution seem impossible. But there are historical examples of polarized groups coming to a fragile peace. What lessons can we learn from them? What are some new experiments in bringing opposite sides together – and could they actually make an
impact on geopolitics?
Amos Gitai, Filmmaker
Balázs Orbán, M.P. and Political Director of the Prime Minister, Hungary
Cynthia Richie Terrell, Founder and Executive Director, RepresentWomen
Moderated by Roger Cohen, Paris Bureau Chief, The New York Times and
Host, Athens Democracy Forum