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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The tempest over Israel’s travel ban on two congresswomen and the year-long roller coaster of back-to-back elections has unleashed an avalanche of misplaced condemnations and hand-wringing about the health of the country’s democracy.
Winston Churchill once argued that democracy “is the worst form of government, except for all the others.” The legendary British statesman’s words come to mind as the Israeli people face a seemingly unthinkable political scenario.
Through a combination of long-standing personal and ideological feuds and an unlikely concatenation of electoral numbers, Prime Minister Benjamin (“Bibi”) Netanyahu’s electoral victory of April 9 seems to have slipped through his fingers.
As votes were being counted, UMD community joined former U.S. ambassador to discuss implications of Israel election
Private and public institutions around the world are jostling to create new collaboration agreements with Israeli research bodies in an effort to mine the country’s scientific excellence and innovation.
Director, and Abraham S. and Jack Kay Chair of Israel Studies, Yoram Peri featured in moment magazine.
Moran Stern, an adjunct lecturer at the Program for Jewish Civilization in Georgetown University, told Sputnik that the emergence of the anti-Netanyahu alliance offered a good alternative to the right-wing bloc being built by Netanyahu.
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Association for Civil Rights in Israel wants information from security service about suppression of protests by immigrants from North Africa and Mideast.
Coverage of our event with Professor Marcin Wodzinski