UMD annual Dubin Family Lecture welcomes Israeli writer Etgar Keret
Israeli writer Etgar Keret speaks at the Dubin Lecture held at the Clarice Performing Arts Center on Sept. 16, 2024.
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When the Donald Trump-Jared Kushner “Deal of the Century” was unveiled in January, purporting to allow Israel to annex 30 percent of the West Bank, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seemed transfixed with joy.
University of Haifa Professor Gabriel Weimann warns that future conflicts "will be fought mostly with a keyboard and a screen and not with tanks, planes or bombs."
Israel’s 17-month ordeal without a functioning government has mercifully come to an end. An unlikely coalition that agrees on little has given birth to a monstrosity that is the largest government in Israel’s history
Far-right violence and terrorism are a growing threat to Western societies. Far-right terrorist attacks increased by 320 per cent between 2014 and 2019 according to the 2019 Global Terrorism Index.
Like the rest of the world, Israel is dealing with a serious coronavirus outbreak, though by most measures it is coping with it (so far) somewhat better than many other countries.
A part of Moran Stern's dissertation has been accepted to be presented at a conference, at the University of Virginia.
Israel Studies grad student, Chen Mandel- Edrei successfully defended her dissertation on Wednesday, March 25, 2020.
The Israel Studies Review, edited since 2011 by Yoram Peri and Paul Scham of the Gildenhorn Institute, on behalf of the Association for Israel Studies ( the ISR is the official academic journal of the AIS), gets ranked into the Citation Index.
The University of Maryland system has approved a new major, Religions of the Ancient Middle East (RAME).
The Meyerhoff Center is pleased to announce new scholarships available to Jewish Studies majors.