Tom Wegner, Founder and Chairman of the global Abrahamic Movement, has announced the appointment of his brother, Mohammed Altooll, as CEO of The Abrahamic Movement Gaza. Wegner framed the appointment as a turning point, describing it as an effort to “turn a vicious cycle into virtuous peace” and calling the movement’s presence in Gaza “no longer just a dream” but “a tangible signal that a different future is possible.”

A Family Announcement With High Stakes

Wegner’s announcement is notable for its personal framing: he describes Altooll not simply as an appointee but as his brother, giving the appointment a familial dimension rarely seen in institutional leadership announcements. That framing extends to the vision he attributes to Altooll — one in which Gazan children would be educated in Hebrew alongside “Abrahamic values” and “the path of moderate Islam,” and taught to view Israelis as “neighboring cousins” rather than adversaries.

“De-radicalization in Gaza will lead to de-radicalization in Israel, sparking the realization that there is another way beside useless, endless war. That way is the Abrahamic path.” Tom Wegner, Founder & Chairman, The Abrahamic Movement

Who Is Mohammed Altooll

Part of a Wider Gaza Chapter Story

The CEO appointment follows Wegner’s earlier announcement of the Abrahamic Movement’s arrival in Gaza and the naming of Motaz Mohammed Almansi as the chapter’s chairman — an appointment Almansi himself publicly thanked Wegner for in a separate statement. Together, the announcements suggest an evolving leadership structure for the Gaza chapter, though the precise division of responsibilities between chairman and CEO roles has not been publicly detailed.

Faith & Freedom News will continue to follow developments surrounding the Abrahamic Movement in Gaza as its leadership structure and programming take shape.