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Israel:
The 38th Annual Conference of the Association for Israel Studies
Conflicts and
Mobility
in a Diverse
Society
Bar-Ilan
University,
June 27-29
2022
ASSOCIATION FOR ISRAEL STUDIES
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Event Sponsors
The 38th Annual
Conference THE RABBI SAMSON RAPHAEL HIRSCH
of the
CHAIR FOR RESEARCH ON THE
TORAH WITH DEREKH ERETZ MOVEMENT
Association
for Israel Studies
The Argov Center for the Study
of Israel and the Jewish People
THE RIVLIN INSTITUT
FOR THE STUDY OF THE
YISHUV IN ERETZ-YISRAEL
Orthodox feminist movements in
Israel and the United States:
Community struggle versus state struggle
Dr. Elana Maryles Sztokman
THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY
MAGNES PRESS, JERUSALEM
Ramat Gan 5290002, Israel
www.argovcenter.org
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Contents Welcome from
Bar-Ilan University
Sponsors 3
President
Welcome from the President of Bar-Ilan University 5
Welcome from the President of AIS 6 Dear AIS members,
Welcome from the Conference Co-Chairs 8 Welcome to Bar-Ilan University! Bar-Ilan University
was founded in 1955 and became one of Israel’s leading
AIS Award Winners 9 institutions of higher education, uniquely combining
cutting-edge scientific research with education steeped
In Memoriam 10 in Jewish values and social responsibility. We are proud
of our exceptional academic education and cutting-edge
AIS Team 11 scientific research. But no less than that, we are proud
of our sense of community, diversity, pluralism, and the
Bar-Ilan University 12
remarkable merging of Jewish heritage and academic
excellence. All this and much more happens in our
Bar-Ilan Campus Map 14
picturesque campus.
Conference Program Comittee 17 Students and faculty from BIU’s faculties of Judaism, Law,
Interdisciplinary Studies, Humanities, Education, and
Parallel Sessions at a Glance 18 Social Science are among the world's leading scholars in
the study of Israeli society. Hence I was happy, together
AIS Conference Schedule 22 with BIU’s rector, professor Amnon Albeck, and the
university CEO Mr. Zohar Yinon, for the opportunity
Pre Conference Events and Program Index 23
to encourage exploring issues of conflicts and mobility
in Israel by hosting the 38th AIS annual conference.
Program 24
On the day after the conference, Bar-Ilan university will
Monday 27.6.2022 24 continue to be a hub for Israel Studies on a national and
global scale.
Welcome, Keynote, Banquet 39 The conference would not have been possible without
certain people that I would like to thank in person. I would
Tuesday 28.6.2022 40 like to thank Prof. Arieh Saposnik, AIS president, and his
wonderful team. Thanks are also due to the program
Cultural Event with Actress Lia Koenig 61 committee, led by professors Lilach Rosenberg-Friedman
and Hizky Shoham, for putting together a cutting-
Wednesday 29.6.2022 62
edge program and a high-level conference. We are all
particularly grateful to conference administrator, Dr. Izik
Presenter Index 90
Pass, who, along with many of our administrative staff,
made this conference happen.
I wish you all a fruitful, meaningful, and enjoyable
conference.
Prof. Arie Zaban
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Welcome from
the AIS President
It is always the president’s privilege to welcome the have been in the ideological, political or advocacy groups. Secondly, Rafi Cohen-Almagor, Treasurer Ilan Ben-Ami and
participants to our annual meeting. I feel particularly process of solidifying the MESA resolution has a direct bearing on all Executive Director Asaf Shamis.
privileged to be welcoming you all to this gathering, our relationship and AIS members whose affiliations are with Israeli
I look forward to having us all gather at the
the 38th annual meeting of the association, and the collaborative basis with academic institutions. At the date of this writing,
green and pleasant Bar-Ilan campus, and to
first one in which we will convene face-to-face after our sister organization, the these constitute some 60% of our membership. It
having a chance to catch up with colleagues we
two difficult years. Our conference in 2020 had to be European Association for Israel Studies. is the view of the majority of the AIS Board that
haven’t seen in a while and, I hope, to make new
cancelled due to the Corona pandemic, and our 37th Academic work, as we all know (and would do given these two factors, AIS cannot continue to be
acquaintances.
meeting was held virtually last year. As I write this, well to remind ourselves daily), takes place in an affiliated society of MESA. We now bring this
there are some indications of another wave possibly conversation and dialogue, and the more we can decision to the full membership of our association Wishing us all a productive and stimulating
developing, but we remain optimistic that we will expand our frameworks of discourse and analysis, for ratification at the General Assembly. conference,
in fact be gathering in person to undertake our the deeper we can hope to probe, and the richer
AIS is determined to continue to stand for Arieh Saposnik, President.
business of learning from one another and making our understandings and analyses. This, of course, is
academic freedom and integrity and for the ability
connections between scholars of Israel from around the principal goal of the enhanced networking and
of scholars to convene and to pursue knowledge—
the world. collaboration that we have been undertaking, and
and that modicum of truth which we strive to
it is represented inter alia in the rich and diverse
This is a challenging time beyond the Covid pandemic glimpse and to unveil in our work—to freely study
program that our hosts at Bar Ilan, together with
as well. We will be meeting, it appears, as Russia’s Israeli society, culture, politics, and history.
the program committee, have put together.
war against Ukraine continues and threatens to
It is my pleasure, then, to welcome you all to this
expand. It seems to have already ushered in a new It is with this in mind that we will convene at our
38th annual meeting of the Association for Israel
global era that is sure to have an impact on the General Assembly this year with the need to reach a
Studies. As I noted above, we are very pleased at
ways in which we will study Israel, on international crucial decision: The Middle East Studies Association
the rich and varied program, and we are excited to
collaborations and on other aspects of our ongoing (MESA) recently adopted a pro-BDS resolution, and
be able to learn from it in a face-to-face format. I
activity, many of which are difficult to foresee at this we will consequently have to make a decision as to
am extremely grateful to Anina Selve, Stephanie
point. Numerous scholars from Ukraine and from our continued relationship with them. The formal
Colley and Asaf Shamis—our outstanding AIS
Russia have now become refugees, and many of reason for bringing this to the General Assembly
administrative staff—for their dedicated and
our colleagues have been involved in hosting them is that our affiliation with MESA is written in our
tireless work in bringing this together. I am
at institutions in many countries. As these global bylaws, and any change in the bylaws requires a vote
pleased to take this opportunity to welcome our
changes take place before our eyes and shape a new of the members who attend our GA. The importance
newest staff member, Romy Ronen, who joins as
world order, our own corner of academic activity, of the discussion at the General Assembly, however,
our new social media manager. I thank the Bar-
the field of Israel Studies, is in a period of institutional goes beyond this (important) formality and touches
Ilan team, led by Lilach Rosenberg-Friedman,
and methodological flux, even as the nature of on matters of principal and the very identity of the
Hizky Shoham and Izik Pass, for hosting us this
academic work—certainly in the humanities and AIS. The AIS Board met in a special session this spring
year, for putting together this excellent program,
social sciences—is itself facing a range of challenges to discuss the matter, and passed by majority vote
and for the productive and pleasant collaboration
and trials. a resolution that determined that the Association
that went into its preparation. Thanks are due to
will end its affiliation with MESA until such time
Within these contexts, AIS has been working to the program committee and its vital work on the
as MESA should retract its pro-BDS resolution. It is
bolster our collaborations and to enhance the field program. I have had exceptionally good fortune to
important to stress the two main motivations for
of Israel Studies internationally. We have growing be working with an AIS Executive that is a constant
this resolution: First, as a matter of principle, AIS is
networks of scholars in China, India, Brazil, and source of wisdom and support—Vice President
an academic association and does not affiliate with
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Welcome from to acquire cutting-edge knowledge
of conflicts within and without AIS Award winners
the AIS Israeli society, culture, politics,
and history; in matters such
Conference Chairs as gender and sexualities, or
minorities and ethnicities
(both Jewish and non-
The Association of Israel Studies is pleased to announce the
Jewish), as well as learning
more about the place of recipients of its 2022
Dear AIS members and colleagues, Israel vis-à-vis the rapidly annual awards:
Welcome to Bar-Ilan University! We are honored to changing Jewish and Arab world.
host the 38th Annual Conference of the Association Please do not fear examining anything.
Prof. Hanna Herzog and Prof. Derek Penslar
for Israel Studies.
The first on-site conference in three years would not Co-winners of the AIS Lifetime Achievement Award
Both of us grew up at Bar-Ilan University and be possible without quite a few people
developed here professionally and personally. Being that we want to thank in person.
Dr. Tally Kritzman-Amir [Z"L]
around for more than two decades in different First, AIS President Arieh B.
Winner of the AIS Early Career Award
capacities, we experienced firsthand the deep Saposnik and Vice President
transformations the university went through: how Rafi Cohen-Almagor, as
it increasingly accentuated excellence, cutting- well as the wonderful AIS Dr. Gali Druker Bar-Am
edge research, and scientific breakthroughs; how it staff: Ilan Ben-Ami, Asaf Winner of the Shapiro Award for Best Book in
tremendously diversified its student body and faculty; Shamis, Stephanie Colley, Israel Studies
and how it advanced innovative academic initiatives and the vigorous Anina
and curricula, while daringly raising controversial Selve. Thanks are due also to
Dr. Anat Stern
issues. In conducting intensive critical discussions the members of the program
committee who worked hard to Honorable mention
of its distinctive institutional ethos, the university
fostered its unique campus atmosphere and inspired maintain the high academic level of the sessions,
a variety of opinions, thoughts, and research methods. papers, roundtables, and panels, so as to present the Caroline Kahlenberg
This resulted in many unanticipated conversations most up-to-date scholarly research on Zionism, the Winner of the Halpern Award for
held in the numerous classes which bring together Yishuv, and Israel. We are also grateful to Bar-Ilan’s Best Dissertation in Israel Studies
all sectors of Israeli society. Both of us witnessed this academic and administrative staff, beginning with our
development since our first day as students; we are steering committee: Nissim Leon, Jonathan Rynhold,
proud to participate in these conversations today as Elisheva Rosman-Stollman, Yehuda U. Blanga, Amira Dr. Adi Livny
faculty members. Schiff, Manal Totry-Jubran, and Gilly Hartal. Our Honorable mention
President, Prof. Arie Zaban, the Rector, Prof. Amnon
As long-time members of the Association of Israel
Albeck, and the CEO, Mr. Zohar Yinon were enthusiastic We would like to extend warm congratulations
Studies community, both of us conduct productive
supporters of this conference from the very first to all awardees.
dialogues between its unique academic discourse,
moment. Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, Dr.
our respective fields, and our home institution.
Izik Pass, the conference administrator, who was
Hence, we warmly welcome the opportunity to
on top of just about everything and always with a
connect AIS with Bar-Ilan, which will mutually Prof. Arieh Saposnik
calming smile.
enrich both organizations and will hopefully be an AIS President
important milestone for the academic development We wish you all a fruitful and gratifying conference in
of the field of Israel Studies. our flowery campus in Ramat-Gan. Enjoy meeting in
the three-dimensional world!
Given the significance of diversity on our campus, it
was only appropriate that the conference topic be Lilach Rosenberg-Friedman and Hizky Shoham
Israel: Conflicts and Mobility in a Diverse Society. Conference Co-Chairs
During these three intensive days, you are all invited
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In Memoriam AIS Team
The 38th Annual Conference of the Association for Israel Studies
Dr. Tally Kritzman-Amir [Z”L] Executive Officers:
(1979-2022) AIS President: Arieh Saposnik
AIS Board member since 2019
AIS Vice President: Raphael Cohen-Almagor
AIS Executive Director: Asaf Shamis
On Saturday, May 21, 2022, our colleague, Dr. Tally v o t e d
Kritzman-Amir passed away. A member of the unanimously AIS Treasurer: Ilan Ben-Ami
Association for Israel Studies board and of the to grant Tally
conference’s organizing committee, a scholar the award given
committed to the study of law and society in Israel, the “sheer breadth Second Term Board Member:
and an activist on behalf of refugees and asylum- and depth of her Nohad Áli, Tally Kritzman-Amir z"l, Yitzhak Conforti, Ron Hassner,
seekers—Tally will be deeply missed by the Israel achievements, unparalleled by Ian lustick, Csaba Nikolenyi, Ilan Peleg, Itamar Radai, Ayelet Harel Shalev
Studies community worldwide. many distinguished researchers”.
Tally received her LL. B (cum lauda, 2002) and Here are a few more words about her from First Term Board Members
Ph.D. (2009) from the Tel Aviv University School of colleagues and friends:
Law, and then clerked for Justice Mishael Cheshin Yaron Ayalon, Ben Herzog, Kobi Cohen-Hattab, Joanna Dyduch, Rima’a Dass,
“A former student, among the brightest I have
in the Israeli Supreme Court. She held positions Ofira Gruweis-Kovalsky, Yael Katzir, Lihi Lahat, Elisheva Rosman Stollman,
ever had, who then became my colleague and co-
at the Ramat Gan College of Law and Business, Nechumi Yaffe
author, for me Tally has been above all a beloved
where she founded the clinic for refugee rights, as
friend and a most reliable source of knowledge
well as Boston University, Harvard, Yale, NYU, and
to whom I could always turn when searching for Forum of Immediate Past Presidents
the Van-Leer institute in Jerusalem. Tally’s work
advice and clarity regarding the ever changing
focused particularly on refugees and asylum law in Yael Aronoff and Donna Divine
and often obscure socio-legal world of migration.”
Israel. Her pioneering and penetrating scholarship
(Adriana Kemp, Tel-Aviv University)
is among the most important contributions to ISR Editorial Board
the study of this formative aspect of Israeli law “Her work, conducted in conjunction with a coalition
and society. At the same time, Tally promoted the of advocates in Israel, was both theoretically Oded Haklai and Adia Mendelson-Maoz
rights and well-being of the refugee and asylum- fascinating and of huge practical importance to
the lives of many disempowered and marginalized
seeker community in Israel. According to Anat ISR Book Review Editor
Ben-Dor from the Refugee Rights Clinic at Tel Aviv women. Tally was a passionate advocate for the
Rami Zeedan
University, “Her impact on her field is long-lasting. disadvantaged, always seeking to use her skills as
She founded a legal clinic, published prolifically, a scholar and relationship-builder to take action
cultivated students, and formed partnerships. The on their behalf. A typical email from her pointed to Assistant to the Executive Director: Stephanie Colley
book she edited (Where Levinski Meets Asmara: the rise in domestic violence or homicide against
Conference Coordinator: Anina Selve
Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Israel – Social and women in Israel and suggested how we could work
together to highlight these issues and support Social Media Manager: Romy Yam Ronen
Legal Aspects) and the articles and book chapters
she wrote document, analyze, and criticize the research on them. I will miss her voice and hope to
reception of refugees and migrants by the State of carry forward her vision for a more compassionate
Israel. Her work is an essential part of any syllabus and equal world.” (Lisa Fishbayn Joffe, Brandeis
on immigration to Israel and is often cited by Israeli University)
courts and scholars.” Our deep condolences to Tally’s mother, husband,
Tally is the 2022 recipient of the AIS Early Career daughters, and sister
Award, in recognition of her important contribution Tally will be terribly missed.
to scholarship on Israel. The selection committee
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Bar-Ilan University
Bar-Ilan University, founded in 1955, is one of Israel's
leading institutions of higher education, uniquely
combining cutting-edge scientific research with
education steeped in Jewish values and social
responsibility. From 70 students to close to 19,000,
its milestone achievements in the sciences and
humanities and all fields of human endeavor have
made an indelible imprint on the landscape of the
State of Israel.
The university has nine faculties: Jewish Studies,
Medicine, Engineering, Law, Life Sciences, Exact
Sciences, Social Sciences, Education, and Humanities.
These faculties are active partners in Israel's national
science and technology initiatives. Seeking “Impact
beyond Excellence”, BIU has created challenge-
driven research centers which embrace practical
research designed to change and improve the human
experience. Our 130,000 alumni lead the workforce
in Israel and worldwide.
A microcosm of Israeli society, BIU's diverse student
body includes both secular and religious; Jews
and non-Jews; as well as new immigrants and
international visitors. Some 1,000 students from
more than 30 countries attend Bar-Ilan, which offers
a unique atmosphere for open exchange of ideas and
embracement of the "other." Diversity is key on the
BIU campus, and tolerance and civility our operating
code.
Our students learn to assume social responsibility and
address challenges facing Israel, and the world. Bar-
Ilan is the only university in Israel to successfully unite
academic excellence and advanced research with
Jewish heritage. Our students benefit from enriching
their background with Jewish thought, Bible studies,
Land of Israel studies and Talmud studies. Serving
as a bridge between Israel's diverse sectors, Bar-Ilan
University, with its multicultural campus environment,
provides a singular forum for free thought and open
discussion.
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AIS 2022 Conference Program Committee Pre-Conference Events: Sunday, June 26, 2022
Co-chairs: Lilach Rosenberg-Friedman and Hizky Shoham, Bar-Ilan University
Conference Administrator: Itzhak Pass, Bar-Ilan University
10:00 – 16:00 AIS Board Meeting
Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan
Chair: Arieh Saposnik, AIS President, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Anthropology Israel in/and the Jewish World
12:30 – 16:30 Graduate Student and Early Career Workshop
Virginia Rosa Dominguez, University of Illinois Donna Robinson Divine, Smith College Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan
Urbana-Champaign Aviad Moreno, Ben-Gurion University of the Co-chairs: Gilly Hartal, Bar-Ilan University,
Shlomo Guzmen-Carmeli, Bar-Ilan University Negev Tair Karazi-Presler, Bar-Ilan University / Harvard University
Hizky Shoham, Bar-Ilan University
Arab and Palestinian Society in Israel
Sami Miaari, Tel Aviv University Israel in/and the Arab World 12:30 – 14:00 Workshop on coping constructively with rejection letters from journals.
Rami Zeedan, The University of Kansas Yehuda U. Blanga, Bar-Ilan University
Ami Pedahzur, The University of Texas at Austin 14:00 – 15:00 Lunch
Disability Studies
Michal Soffer, University of Haifa Language and Literature
Hannah Zaves-Greene, NYU / The New School Yael Halevi-Wise, McGill University 15:00 – 16:30
Q&A about the search for postdoctoral positions in both the US and Israel,
Dorit Lemberger, Bar-Ilan University with a diverse set of researchers from a variety of disciplines.
Economics, Business, and Entrepreneurship Mor Mitrani (Politics), Bar-Ilan University
Arie Krampf, Academic College of Tel-Aviv-Yaffo Law
Manal Totry-Jubran (Law), Bar-Ilan University
Stuart Gabriel, UCLA Tally Kritzman-Amir, Boston University
Lisa Fishbayn Joffe, Brandeis University Adi Sherzer (History), The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Education Manal Totry-Jubran, Bar-Ilan University Nethanel Lipshitz (Ethics), Johns Hopkins University
Tali Tadmor-Shimony, Ben-Gurion University of
the Negev Media and Communication
Shiri Goren, Yale University Motti Neiger, Bar-Ilan University
Dina Roginsky, Yale University Yoram Peri, University of Maryland
Ethnicities Music, Visual, and Performing Arts
Bat-Zion Eraqi Klorman, The Open University of Rachel Harris, University of Illinois Urbana-
Israel Champaign
Aziza Khazzoom, Indiana University Mor Presiado, Bar-Ilan University
Geography and Environment Philosophy and Religious Thought
Nir Cohen, Bar-Ilan University Hanoch Ben-Pazi, Bar-Ilan University
Motti Inbari, The University of North Carolina at
History of Zionism Pembroke
Eran Kaplan, San Francisco State University
Yitzhak Conforti, Bar-Ilan University Politics
Elisheva Rosman-Stollman, Bar-Ilan University
History of the Yishuv Csaba Nikolenyi, Concordia University
Aviva Halamish, The Open University of Israel
Liora R. Halpern, University of Washington Sociology
Ephraim Tabory, Bar-Ilan University
History of the State of Israel Russell Stone, American University
Kobi Cohen-Hattab, Bar-Ilan University
David Tal, University of Sussex Women, Gender and Sexualities
Lilach Rosenberg-Friedman, Bar-Ilan University
International Relations and Conflict Resolution Gilly Hartal, Bar-Ilan University
Amira Schiff, Bar-Ilan University Matan Boord, Bar-Ilan University
Jonathan Rynhold, Bar-Ilan University
Yael Aronoff, Michigan State University
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AIS 2022 Conference Schedule at a Glance (MA-01) Uncovering Jerusalem: (MB-01) Intersections of Gender, Religion (MC-01) Roundtable on Israel Studies
Monday
Histories and Historical and Nationality: Diverse Israeli Case and Armenian Studies
Collections Studies 1002/61
902/12 902/12
Monday, June 27 (MA-02) Architecture and Art (MB-02) Israelis Abroad: Experiences and (MC-02) Jewish while Black, in Israel:
08:00-18:00: Registration Open Between Secularism and Religion Implications A Roundtable Discussion
902/201 905/417 1002/305
09:30-11:00: Session MA
11:00-11:30: Break (MA-03) Public Opinion and (MB-03) Emotions during the Yishuv and (MC-03) Roundtable: Challenges
Parallel Sessions at a Glance
Political Culture in Israel Early Statehood Facing Israeli Foreign Policy in 2022
11:30-13:00: Session MB 902/102 905/119 1002/201
13:00-14:00: Lunch Break
(MA-04): The 2021 “Shomer (MB-04) Great Powers, the (MC-04) Time after Time: Roundtable
14:00-15:30: Plenary Session: Declarations on Antisemitism and the
Ha’homot” Violence Mediterranean, and the Impact on Israel on Women in Israeli Cinema
Field of Israel Studies 902/103 902/201 902/210
15:30-16:00: Break
16:00-17:30: Session MC (MA-05) Jewish Migration (MB-05) Journalistic Agency in Transition: (MC-05) Embracing a Conflict
and Diaspora-Making: A New Making Politics with a Pen and a Camera, Resolution Approach for the Jewish-
18:00-20:00: Welcome Reception, Awards,
Approach to MENA Histories 1930-1955 Democratic Challenge
Keynote address: Yael (Yuli) Tamir 902/104 1002/61 905/119
20:00-21:30: AIS Banquet and Show – Kelim Shluvim + Beit Tzvi
(MA-06) Marking the Margins: (MB-06) Teaching Israel and Israeli (MC-06) Holocaust Remembrance
Jewish Women in Conflicted Teaching and Re-Examination
Tuesday, June 28 Political Relations 902/102 902/102
902/202
8:00-17:30 Registration Open
(MA-07) The 1934 Levant Fair in (MB-07) Book Roundtable: American (MC-07) Arab and Palestinian
9:00-10:30 Session TA Tel Aviv Public Opinion toward Israel – From Intellectuals' Perceptions of Zionism in
10:30-11:00 Break 1002/201 Consensus to Divide the Mandate Era
1002/305 902/103
11:00-12:30 Session TB
12:30-13:30 Lunch Break and Women’s Caucus (MA-08) Women, Diplomacy, and (MB-08) The Druze in Israel – Challenges (MC-08) Engaging in Intergroup
Politics and Opportunities Partnerships in Times of Escalation
13:30-15:00 Mini-Plenaries:
902/210 902/103 905/417
Religious Zionism and the Train of Israeli Society
Israel and the Diasporas – Towards a Symmetry? (MA-09) The Dynamics of (MB-09) The Fate of Surplus Frozen (MC-09) Israel Institute Session:
Coalitional Politics Embryos in Israel Grants for Traveling and Teaching in
Gender Studies in Israeli Academia
905/116 902/104 the United States
15:00-15:30 Break 902/12
15:30-17:00 Session TC (MA-10) National-Security (MB-10) Modern Haredim in Israel
17:00-17:30 Break Discourse 1: Ideology & Culture
905/119 902/202
17:30-19:00 Session TD
20:00-21:30 Evening Event – Roi Horowitz with Lia Koenig (MA-11) Intersectionality, (MB-11) Israel's Economic Policies and
Motherhood, and Medical Strategies
Discourse
Wednesday, June 29 905/417 902/210
9:00-16:30 Registration open (MA-12) The Settlers (MB-12) Zionism: Intellectual History
1002/305 905/116
9:30-11:00 Session WA
11:00-11:30 Break (MA-13) Male Writers Negotiate (MB-13) Legal Strategies in a Diverse
Israeli Identities Society
11:30-13:00 Session WB 1002/202 1002/202
13:00-14:30 Lunch Break and AIS General Assembly
(MA-14) Holocaust Survivors (MB-14) Managing Conflicts within Israeli
14:30-16:00 Session WC in Israel: An Ethnic and Gender Society
16:00-16:30 Farewell Coffee & Refreshments Perspective
1002/61 1002/201
18 19(TA-01) Between Abstract and (TB-01) Diversity, Equity (TC-01) The Yishuv and (TD-01) Israeli Dilemmas in (WA-01) New Alliances in the Region – (WB-01) Americanization of Israeli (WC-01) Americanization of Israeli
Wednesday
Tuesday
Concrete: New Studies on the and Inclusion in Higher the Young State of Israel Dealing with Geostrategic and New Dilemmas Society I: Markets, Laws, and Society Society II: Politics
Druze in Israel Education and Employment vis-à-vis the Palestinians Complexity 1002/201 902/12 902/201
902/12 902/201 902/12 902/201
(TA-02) Mothers and Fathers: (TB-02) Early Zionism: (TC-02) Book Roundtable: (TD-02) Gender and (WA-02) American Sports in Israel (WB-02) Women, Gender, and Society: (WC-02) Contesting the Histories
Old Age in the Yishuv in the Global Contexts Just, Reasonable Economic Gaps: Barriers 902/12 Actions and Roles of Mizrahim in Israel
1920s–1950s Multiculturalism and Mobility 902/102 1002/201
902/201 902/102 1002/201 902/102
(TA-03) Israel’s Security Issues: (TB-03) Law, Land, Housing, (TC-03) Israel's Politics, (TD-03) Olim/Immigrants (WA-03) Education in Israel: Historical (WB-03) Israeli Television Today I: (WC-03) Israeli Television Today II:
Challenges and Changes 1948- and Society: Past to Present Society and Economy: An from the Americas Struggles Body, Land, and Discontent Israeli-Palestinian Strife
Parallel Sessions at a Glance
Parallel Sessions at a Glance
2020 902/103 Integrative Approach 902/201 902/103 902/102
902/102 902/210 902/103
(TA-04) Israel: In Health and (TB-04) The Conflict and its (TC-04) 1967 (TD-04) Israeli (WA-04) Renegotiating Identity, (WB-04) The Israeli Social Margins? (WC-04) Gender and Aging in
Disability Conflicts Women Challenging Reenacting History – 21st Century Art Labor Immigrants, Asylum Seekers, Israeli Society: Personal and Public
I902/103 902/104 902/102 Fertility, Marriage, and in Israel and Refugees Performances
Femonationalism 902/102 902/104 902/103
902/104
(TA-05) Bedouin Culture and (TB-05) The Jewish World (TC-05) Rejecting and (TD-05) National-Security
Cultural Representations and Israeli Politics Embracing Tradition: Discourse II: Ideology and (WA-05) The Role of Non-formal (WB-05) Studying Israeli Haredi (WC-05) Government Formation
902/104 902/202 Women in Theater Politics Actors in Policy Analysis in Israel Society: New Trends and Challenges and Resilience
902/103 905/116 902/103 1002/201 902/104
(TA-06) Multidisciplinary Legal (TB-06) Polarization and (TC-06) Jewish Renewal – (TD-06) Book Roundtable:
Tools for Resolving Family Consensus-Building: The the Israeli Version The Comfort Zone of a (WA-06) Haredim: Welfare, Identity, (WB-06) Culture and Nation-Building (WC-06) Disrupting Student
Conflicts Center Cannot Hold Society in Conflict and Mobility 902/202 Assumptions on Israel/Palestine: A
902/202 902/210 902/202 902/12 902/104 Pedagogy Roundtable
1002/305
(TA-07) (Mis-) Representing (TB-07) Conflicted Israeli (TC-07) New Media: (TD-07) Law and Order:
(WA-07) The Pandemic II: Politics (WB-07) 'Down with Zionism!': The (WC-07) Controversies in the
Minorities in the Media Identities in the Cultural Exposure, Identity, and The Israeli Episodes
902/202 Conflict Between the Young Hebrews Holocaust Restitution Movement
902/210 Space Hype 905/119
and the State - the 1950s 902/202
905/116 905/116
902/210
(TA-08) Housing and Urbanity, (TB-08) Israel and the Outer (TC-08) Peripherality, (TD-08) Current Trends in
Center and Periphery Circle Diversity, and Belonging Israel-Diaspora Relations
(WA-08) Israel and Global (WB-08) The Abraham Accords (WC-08) Isn't Israel Located in
905/116 905/119 905/119 1002/201
Organizations 1002/305 Asia?
902/210 905/116
(TA-09) Israel's Secret (TB-09) Policy-making: (TC-09) Olim/Immigrants (TD-09) Museum
Relations in the Middle East: The Individual versus the from Eastern Europe Exhibitions in Israel/
(WA-09) Industry and Development (WB-09) Political Lines and Their (WC-09) Education in Israel:
New Evidence Collective 905/417 Palestine
during the Mandate Period Crossing Conflicts in Learning
1002/305 1002/201 1002/61
905/116 905/116 905/119
(TA-10) Images and (TB-10) Webs of (TC-10) Roundtable on (TD-10) Online
Representations in Israeli Remembrance: How Social The Jewish Diaspora Communications: (WA-10) East Jerusalem in Multiple (WB-10) Tensions in the Contemporary (WC-10) Conversion in the State of
Culture Memory Works Through David Ben- Strategies and Tactics Contexts Kibbutz Israel: History, Politics, Issues and
905/119 1002/305 Gurion’s Eyes 1002/305 905/417 1002/305 905/417 Solutions
(TA-11) The Mutual (TB-11) The Pandemic I: (TC-11) Cinematic (TD-11) Israel and the Arab 905/417
Constitution of Israeli Society Culture Representations of Israel: States: Conciliations and (WA-11) Feminist-Political Subjectivity (WB-11) Israel and/in the West (WC-11) Philanthropy's Impact on
and its Palestinian Arab 905/417 National Identity, War, Objections in Israel 1002/202 the Development of Israeli Society
Subjects and Terror 1002/305 905/119 1002/202
1002/201 1002/202 (WA-12) Israeli Music, Israeli Cultural (WB-12) Education Policy as an
(TA-12) Zionism and Israel in (TB-12) Israel and its Closest (TD-12) Film Screening: Space Example of History from Below and
American Eyes Neighbors "Redemption: Wine and 905/417 History from Above
905/417 1002/202 Prophecy in the Land of 1002/61
Israel"
604/11 (WA-13) Jewish Diasporas and Israel: (WB-13) Iconic Figures and Images in
(TA-13) The United States and (TB-13) Israel Institute Shifting Contexts Zionist and Israeli History
Israel 1965-1991 Session: Tips for Israelis 1002/202 905/119
Looking for Academic
1002/202 Positions in the US
902/12
20 21How to use this program
Day and time - appear in the strip above the list of sessions
Monday, June 27, 2022 I Session MA I 09:30 - 11:00
Building and classroom number - precedes sesseion
902/103 I (MA-04): The 2021 “Shomer Ha’homot” Violence
Chair: Amira Schiff, Bar-Ilan University
"We will Not Live in Fear": The Call of the Younger Generation for Change in
the Lod Riots (May 2021)
Irit Harboun, The College of Management Academic Studies
Absence of the Political Sphere – Israel After "Shomer Ha`homot"
Lilach Ben Zvi, Concordia University / Shalom Hartman Institute
In the Shadow of 2021 Gaza Conflict: Evangelical and
Born-Again Christian Views of the Israeli-Palestinian Dispute
Motti Inbari, The University of North Carolina
at Pembroke, Kirill Bumin, Stonehill College
22 23902/102 I (MA-03) Public Opinion and Political Culture in Israel
Monday, June 27, 2022 Chair: Csaba Nikolenyi, Concordia University
Session MA 09:30 - 11:00 Studying Israel from a Comparative Perspective and the Challenge of Measurement
Gal Ariely, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Explaining Voting Behavior in Deeply Divided Societies: Is it Better Explained by Tribalism or by
Socio-economic Characteristics?
902/12 I (MA-01) Uncovering Jerusalem: Histories and Historical Rami Zeedan, The University of Kansas
Collections Violence Between Wars: Palestinian Terrorism and Israeli Political Culture in the 1970s
Chair and Discussant: Itamar Radai, The Open University of Israel Ori Yehudai, The Ohio State University
A Story of a Trapped Neighborhood: Musrara on the Margins of Jewish-Arab Existence in Jerusalem, “Despite Everything, Love”: Commemorative Journalism and the Withdrawal from the Critical
1948-1967 Rereading of the Israeli National Past
Abigail Jacobson, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Moshe Naor, University of Haifa Danielle Yusufov, Oren Meyers, University of Haifa
Jerusalemites under Jordan and their Poorly Declassified Archives 902/103 I (MA-04): The 2021 “Shomer Ha’homot” Violence
Menachem Klein, Bar-Ilan University
Chair: Amira Schiff, Bar-Ilan University
The Significance of and the Threats to the British Planning Collection, Jerusalem Municipality
Historical Archives "We will Not Live in Fear": The Call of the Younger Generation for Change in the Lod Riots (May
Noah Hysler Rubin, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design 2021)
Irit Harboun, The College of Management Academic Studies
Extolled but Excluded: Housing Demobilized Soldiers of the 1948 War in Jerusalem as a Case Study
in the Formation of Power Relations in Early Statehood
Absence of the Political Sphere – Israel After "Shomer Ha`homot"
Eldad Brin, Shechter Institute of Jewish Studies
Lilach Ben Zvi, Concordia University / Shalom Hartman Institute
SESSION SPONSORED BY THE INGEBORG RENNERT CENTER FOR JERUSALEM STUDIES
In the Shadow of 2021 Gaza Conflict: Evangelical and Born-Again Christian Views of the Israeli-
Palestinian Dispute
902/201 I (MA-02) Architecture and Art Between Secularism and Motti Inbari, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Kirill Bumin, Stonehill College
Religion
Information under Fire: Social Media Usage by Local Authorities in Israel during the Guardian of
Chair: Reuven Gafni, Kinneret Academic College the Walls Operation
Gal Yavetz, Jenny Bronstein, Bar-Ilan University
Planning Synagogues on University Campuses in Israel
Hagit Leshem, Tel Aviv University, Ariel University
The Road to Nowhere: The Fantasy of the Impossible through Absurdity and Death in Assi Dayan
and Elia Suleiman Films
Merav Ktorza, Film Director and Researcher
Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv – Architectural Manifestation of a Polar Identity
Michael Rona, Ariel University
24 25The Fair is in the East – Its Visual Image is Western
Monday, June 27, 2022 I Session MA I 09:30 - 11:00 Sigal Davidi, Tel Aviv University
The Flying Camel Cup: A Case Study of Regional Sports Relations in the Near East during the
Mandate Period
Omer Einav, University of Haifa / Hadassah Academic College
902/104 I (MA-05) Jewish Migration and Diaspora-Making: A
SESSION SPONSORED BY THE RIVLIN INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF THE YISHUV IN ERETZ-YISRAEL
New Transnational Approach to MENA Histories
Chair and Discussant: Aviad Moreno, Ben-Gurion Institute for the Study of Israel & Zionism
902/210 I (MA-08) Women, Diplomacy, and Politics
A Hispanophone Millet in the Jewish State: The Turkish Diaspora in Israel in the 1950s
Chair: Lindsay Simmonds, London School of Economics and Political Science
Tamir Karkason, Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Aviad Moreno, Ben-Gurion
University of the Negev
The Contribution of Esther Herlitz to Israeli Diplomacy and the Advancement of Women
Natan Aridan, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Rethinking Moroccan Transnationalism: Sephardism, Decolonization, and Activism Between
Israel and Montreal
The Intersection of Politics, Gender and Media: Female Politicians in Popular Israeli Women’s
Roy Shukrun, McGill University, Aviad Moreno, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Magazines
Einat Lachover, Sapir Academic College
Immigration and Contours in the Formation of Baghdadi Jewish Identity
Esther Meir-Glitzenstein, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Less Power, More Gender Legislation - Women in the Israeli Knesset
Noa Balf, The University of Kansas
Local and Foreign: Immigration and the Modern History of Egyptian Jews
Liat Alon, University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign
It`s Complicated: Attitudes of Female Activists of the Islamic Movement to Israeli Authority and
Culture
Salwa Alinat-Abed, The Open University of Israel
902/202 I (MA-06) Marking the Margins: Jewish Women in
Conflicted Political Relations
905/116 I (MA-09) The Dynamics of Coalitional Politics: Israel as
Chair: Rachel Rojanski, Brown University
a Case Study
Prison as a National Pilgrimage Site: The Case of the Prisoner Rachel Habshush
Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern, Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies Chair: Ilana Shpaizman, Bar-Ilan University
The Emma Lazarus Federation of Jewish Women`s Clubs and its Activities in the State of Israel in The Dynamics of Coalitional Politics and Israel’s Conservativism
the Second Half of the Twentieth Century Benjamin Schvarcz, Princeton University
Hagit Cohen, The Open University of Israel
Coalition Formation in Israel: A New Perspective
SESSION SPONSORED BY THE FANYA GOTTESFELD HELLER CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF Ayelet Rubabshi-Shitrit, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
WOMEN IN JUDAISM
Do Coalition and Formateur Expectations Affect Vote Switching?
Reut Itzkovitch-Malka, The Open University of Israel, Liran Harsgor, University of Haifa, Or
1002/201 I (MA-07) The 1934 Levant Fair in Tel Aviv Tuttnauer, MZES University of Mannheim
Chair: Kobi Cohen-Hattab, Bar-Ilan University
The 1934 Levant Fair as a Microcosm of the Yishuv`s Life
Aviva Halamish, The Open University of Israel
26 27Monday, June 27, 2022 I Session MA I 09:30 - 11:00 From Sidelocks to Dreadlocks: West Bank Settlers in Search of Freedom in the Occupied Territories
Amir Reicher Atir, CUNY Graduate Center
Archaeological Sites as Sites of Settler Colonial Memory: The Case Study of Tel Seilun/Shiloh
Chemi Shiff, University of Haifa
905/119 I (MA-10) National-Security Discourse I: Ideology and
Nothing Modern, No One New: Messianic Conceptions of Jewish Identity and History at the City
Culture of David National Park
Chair: Ziv Rubinovitz, University of Haifa Yair Agmon, UCLA
War and Peace within the Israeli Right (1970 - 1978) SESSION SPONSORED BY THE RIVLIN INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF THE YISHUV IN ERETZ-YISRAEL
Amir Goldstein, Tel-Hai College
‘Mak Porek’ or ‘Mak Drek’: An Ethnography of Gun Culture in the Israel Defense Forces 1002/202 I (MA-13) Male Writers Negotiate Israeli Identities
Nehemia Stern, Ariel University
Chair: Miriam Neiger, Independent Scholar
“Respect Us as Women”: Military Experiences and Narratives among Israeli Women Soldiers
Mega-Identities and Group Politics: The Negotiation of Identity/Difference in Yoram Kaniuk’s
Yuki Sawaguchi, University of Tokyo
Adam Ben Kelev
Roy Holler, University of Florida
905/417 I (MA-11) Intersectionality, Motherhood, and Medical Amos Oz`s "In the Land of Israel": Forty Years Later
Discourse: Policy, Representation, and Resistance Adia Mendelson-Maoz, The Open University of Israel
Chair and Discussant: Meir Amor, Concordia University Inequity and Issues of Identity-Crisis Among Arab Israelis in Sayed Kashua`s Second Person Singular
Eynat Gutman, University of Delaware
Resisting through Images: The Yemenite, East, and Balkan Kidnapping Affair in Contemporary
Third Generation Mizrahi Women`s Art
Sivan Rajuan Shtang, Brandeis University 1002/61 I (MA-14) Holocaust Survivors in Israel: An Ethnic and
Depicting the New Norm: The Medicalization of Domestic Work and Motherhood in Images Gender Perspective
from the Hadassah Archive in New York
Chair: Dalia Ofer, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Noa Hazan, City University of New York
Unfinished Business for Sephardic and Mizrahi Holocaust Survivors in Israel
Re-reading of the Rulings in the Case of Victims of Ringworm Treatment
Yitzchak Kerem, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Inbal Blau (Maimon), Ono Academic College
Israeli Teachers Who Survived the Holocaust: Integration, Self-Efficacy, and Emotional
“Maybe We Did Them a Favor”: Reading the Yemenite Babies Affair Through an Intersectional
Engagement in the 1950s and 1960s
Feminist Lens
Tali Tadmor-Shimony, Miriam Szamet, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Shoshana Madmoni-Gerber, Suffolk University
Women Holocaust Survivors Who Lost Their Lives in the IDF During the 1950s
Judy Baumel-Schwartz, Bar-Ilan University
1002/305 I (MA-12) The Settlers
Chair: Hizky Shoham, Bar-Ilan University
902/Lobby I 11:00-11:30 Coffee Break
The Hilltop Girls
Shlomit Laub, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
28 29Monday, June 27, 2022 905/119 I (MB-03) Emotions during the Yishuv and Early Statehood
Chair: Aviva Halamish, The Open University of Israel
Session MB 11:30 - 13:00 “The New Jew” and the Question of Emotional Regulation in Mandate Palestine
Matan Boord, Hizky Shoham, Bar-Ilan University
“Worried, but Not Afraid, Tense but Not in a State of Panic”: Getting Ready for War in 1967
Orit Rozin, Tel Aviv University
Transnational Deliberation in Intergenerational Zionist Discourse Between the World Wars
902/12 I (MB-01) Intersections of Gender, Religion and Yael Darr, Tel Aviv University
Nationality: Diverse Israeli Case Studies
Chair and Discussant: Ayelet Harel, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev 902/201 I (MB-04) Great Powers, the Mediterranean, and the
Impact on Israel: Soviet Past, American Present, and Chinese, Indian
“It Was Important for Us to Say All Along – We Are Married!” Marriages Outside the State
Rabbinate as a Social Legitimation Process and Turkish Future?
Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, Ofira Fuchs, Elisheva Rosman-Stollman, Bar-Ilan University Chair: Carmela Lutmar, University of Haifa
Protecting the Women or Protecting the State? Polygamy and Ontological Security in Israel Soviet Naval Presence in the Mediterranean
Rebecca Kook, Ayelet Harel, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Tzevy Mirkin, University of Haifa
Women and Religious Freedom in Jerusalem’s Contested Sacred Sites – A Critical Look The United States’ “Pivot” to East Asia, Security in the Eastern Mediterranean, and the Impact on US
Lihi Ben Shitrit, University of Georgia allies – Turkey, Egypt, and Israel
Ziv Rubinovitz, University of Haifa
Breaking the Glass Ceiling - With a Glass Facade: Educated Ultra-Conservative Religious Druze
Women Blur Boundaries between Modernity and Religiosity The Israeli and Indian Perspectives on Maritime Terrorism
Ebtesam Barakat, Zefat Academic College / Bar-Ilan University Lauren Dagan Amoss, Bar-Ilan University
Survivalist Feminism, Intersectionality, and Interfaces: The Positioning of Haredi Feminism in Twisting Zones, Turning Pipelines: Israel and Turkey in the East Mediterranean
Israel Omri Eilat, University of Haifa
Tanya Zion-Waldoks, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem China’s Investments in the Middle East: A Case Study of ‘Ha-Mifratz’ Port in Haifa and Israeli
Responses to It
SESSION SPONSORED BY THE FANYA GOTTESFELD HELLER CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF WOMEN
Ehud Gonen, University of Haifa
IN JUDAISM
Discussant: Shaul Chorev, University of Haifa
905/417 I (MB-02) Israelis Abroad: Experiences and Implications
1002/61 I (MB-05) Journalistic Agency in Transition: Making Politics
Chair: Benjamin Schvarcz, Princeton University
with a Pen and a Camera in Mandate Palestine and Israel, 1930-1955
Backpacking Diplomacy: The Case of Israeli Backpackers in India Chair: Motti Neiger, Bar-Ilan University
Eytan Gilboa, Bar-Ilan University, Suchibrata Roy, O.P. Jindal Global University
From Activist Writer to Critical Observer: Changes in the Journalist Professional Image of Gerda Luft
Israeli Volunteer Tourism as a Lived Experience of Israeli Citizenship in the Global Era Marie Ch. Behrendt, University of Potsdam / University of Haifa
Netta Kahana, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Migrant Voices - Migrating Views: Mobility and Citizenship in Pre-State Photojournalism
Israelis Without Borders? Out-of-Country Voting for the Israeli Diaspora: A Comparative Legal Rebekka Grossmann, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Perspective
The Sinking of the Patria: The Palestine Press, British Censorship, and Illegal Immigration during WW2
Reuven (Ruvi) Ziegler, University of Reading
Giora Goodman, Kinneret Academic College
30 31902/104 I (MB-09) The Fate of Surplus Frozen Embryos in
Monday, June 27, 2022 I Session MB I 11:30 - 13:00
Israel: Destruction or Donation? Legal, Bioethical and Social
Implications
Chair: Roni Rothler, Bar-Ilan University
902/102 I (MB-06) Teaching Israel and Israeli Teaching
From (Moral) Status (of the Frozen Embryo) To (Relational) Contract and Back Again to
Chair: Lilach Rosenberg-Friedman, Bar-Ilan University (Relational Moral) Status
Yehezkel Margalit, Netanya Academic College
Israel Education: A Conceptual Analysis
Benji Davis, Hanan Alexander, University of Haifa Surplus Embryos in Israel: Legal and Bioethical Analysis of Empirical Findings
Roi Gilbar, Netanya Academic College, Sivan Tamir, University of Haifa
Israel Studies “Italian Style”: Between Academic Decentralization and Disciplinary
Autonomization Frozen Embryos and the Potentiality Principle
Alon Helled, University of Turin / University of Florence Nethanel Lipshitz, Johns Hopkins University
Teaching Israel Studies: Global, Virtual, and Ethnographic Approaches
Amelia Weinreb, University of Texas at Austin 902/202 I (MB-10) Modern Haredim in Israel: Boundaries,
Images, and New Locations
1002/305 I (MB-07) Book Roundtable: American Public Opinion Chair: Heather L. Munro, University of Oxford
toward Israel – From Consensus to Divide (Amnon Cavari and Between Autonomy and Partnership: Identity Processes Among the Leaders of the New Haredi
Guy Freedman, Routledge 2021) Civil Society in Israel
Ofir Abu, Ben-Gurion Research Institute for the Study of Israel and Zionism / Kinneret Academic
Chair: Lesley Terris, Reichman University (IDC Herzliya)
College, Lee Cahaner, Oranim College of Education / Israel Democracy Institute
Jennifer Oser, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Young Haredi Men in Israeli Academia as a Case of "Double Marginality"
Jonathan Rynhold, Bar-Ilan University
Tali Farkash, Bar-Ilan University
Motti Inbari, University of North Carolina at Pembroke
Reflections on the Radicalization of Contemporary Haredi Society
Respondent: Amnon Cavari, Reichman University (IDC Herzliya)
Itamar Ben Ami, Humboldt University of Berlin
Respondent: Bezalel Cohen, The Society for Advancement of Education
902/103 I (MB-08) The Druze in Israel – Challenges and
Opportunities
902/210 I (MB-11) Israel's Economic Policies and Strategies
Chair and Discussant: Yusri Hazran, Shalem Academic College
Chair: Avi Kay, Jerusalem College of Technology
The Druze Litmus Test for Israel`s Liberal Democracy
The Unconventional Israeli Economic Policy
William Miles, Northeastern University / Fulbright Global Scholar
Yair Barak, Tel Aviv University
The Status of Druze Studies: The Connection between Identity and Scholarship
Growth Models and the Territorial Logic of the State: The Geopolitical Purpose of an Export-led
Rami Zeedan, The University of Kansas
Growth Strategy in Israel
Arie Krampf, Academic College of Tel Aviv-Yaffo
32 33Monday, June 27, 2022 I Session MB I 11:30 - 13:00 1002/201 I (MB-14) Managing Conflicts within Israeli Society
Chair: Nissim Katz, Kinneret Academic College
The Importance of Similarity in Conflictual Intergroup Relations within the Diverse Jewish Society in Israel
905/116 I (MB-12) Zionism: Intellectual History Rachelly Ashwall-Yakar, Bar-Ilan University
Chair: Margalit Shilo, Bar-Ilan University Understanding Intergroup Conflict: How do Children in a Divided Society Perceive Group Differences?
Lipaz Shamoa-Nir, Irene Razpurker-Apfeld, Zefat Academic College, Jocelyn B. Dautel, Queen’s
The Zionist Utopia: Building a Nation and Shaping a Past University Belfast, Laura K. Taylor, University College Dublin / Queen’s University Belfast
Yitzhak Conforti, Bar-Ilan University
Challenges in Teaching Conflict Resolution in Israeli Multicultural Society
"George Eliot and Moses Hess: Daniel Deronda and German Proto-Zionism" Revital Hami Ziniman, Bar-Ilan University
Ingrid Anderson, Boston University
SESSION SPONSORED BY THE CONFLICT RESOLUTION, MANAGEMENT AND NEGOTIATION
How Green is Zionism? The Case of A. D. Gordon GRADUATE PROGRAM AT BAR-ILAN UNIVERSITY
Asaf Shamis, University of Haifa
13:00-14:00 Lunch Break
Between Historiography, Utopia, and Reality: David Ben-Gurion and the Palestine Arabs, 1906-1929
Itamar Radai, The Open University of Israel
1002/202 I (MB-13) Legal Strategies in a Diverse Society Monday, June 27, 2022 I Plenary Session MB I 14:00 – 15:30
Chair: Menachem Hofnung, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
905/63 I Plenary Session: Declarations on Antisemitism and the
Phenomenal Transitions in the Israeli Supreme Court`s Approach: The Habeas Corpus Procedure as Field of Israel Studies
an Example
Joshua Israel Zvi Gilat, Joshua Segev, Netanya Academic College Chair and Discussant: Arieh Saposnik, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
The Presumed Media Influence (PMI) on the Strategic-Professional Toolbox of Litigators in Ilan Troen, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev / Brandeis University
Prominent Israeli Cases Menachem Klein, Bar-Ilan University
Liora Cohen, University of Haifa Rachel Harris, University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign
Gil Troy, McGill University
Colorblindness, Neoliberal Discrimination, and Complimentary Struggles in the Israeli Supreme Court Galia Golan, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Ruth Carmi, University of Notre Dame Dina Porat, Tel Aviv University / Yad Vashem
902/Lobby I 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break
34 35Monday, June 27, 2022 902/210 I (MC-04) Time after Time: Roundtable on Women in
Israeli Cinema
Session MC 16:00 – 17:30 Chair: Shlomit Lir, Bar-Ilan University / Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Israela Shaer Meoded, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Lior Elefant, Tel Aviv University
Merav Ktorza, Film Director and Researcher
Shlomit Lir, Bar-Ilan University / Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
1002/61 I (MC-01) Roundtable on Israel Studies and Armenian
Studies: Common Themes and Shared Learning
905/119 I (MC-05) Embracing a Conflict-Resolution Approach for
Chair and Discussant: Ani Avetisyan, Cambridge University the Jewish-Democratic Challenge
Arieh Saposnik, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Chairs: Shahar Lifshitz, Michal Alberstein, Bar-Ilan University
Aviad Moreno, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Arman Khachatryan, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Jewish and Democratic – Or a Liberal Democratic Regime for the Nation-State of the Jewish
Anna Aleksanyan, Clark University / American University of Armenia People?
Ran Bar Yoshafat, Independent Scholar
1002/305 I (MC-02) Jewish while Black, in Israel: A Roundtable The Beliefs, Positions and Challenges of Orthodox Jews Active in the Field of Conflict Resolution
Yifat Mansbach-Shapira, Menomadin Center Research Group
Discussion about Exclusion, Identity, Violence and Hope
Tracing the Boundary Between Judicial Intervention and Conflict Resolution in Public Affairs
Chair and Discussant: Aziza Khazzoom, Indiana University
Shoval Shafat, Bar-Ilan University
Tanya Zion-Waldoks, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
'Getting to Yes' at the High Court of Justice? From the Reality of Litigation to a Horizon of Conflict
Shelly Engdau, University of Haifa
Resolution
Shula Mola, Brandeis University
Tzili Nae, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Adane Zawdui, Tel Aviv University
Beyond Separation of Church and State: Revisiting the Theological-Political Predicament at the
Core of Israel`s Self-Identification
1002/201 I (MC-03) Roundtable: Challenges Facing Israeli
Yotam Yzraely, Tel Aviv University
Foreign Policy in 2022
Chair: Ilan Peleg, Lafayette College 902/102 I (MC-06) Holocaust Remembrance and Re-
Ilan Peleg, Lafayette College Examination
PR Kumaraswamy, Jawaharlal Nehru University
Chair: Yitzchak Kerem, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Joshua Teitelbaum, Bar-Ilan University
Ze’ev Khanin, Ariel University History and Memory, Between the Holocaust and the Nakba
Robert Freedman (in absentia), Johns Hopkins University Dalia Ofer, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Stephen David (in absentia), Johns Hopkins University
"To Me Belongeth Vengeance and Recompence" (Deuteronomy 32, 35): The Yishuv, the Holocaust
and the Abba Kovner Group of Avengers
Dina Porat, Tel Aviv University
Hannah Senesh and Hungarian Exit Politics: A Re-examination of Her Mission and Why it Failed
Miriam Shenkar, The Ohio State University
36 37902/12 I (MC-09) Israel Institute Session: Grants for Traveling
Monday, June 27, 2022 I Session MC I 16:00 – 17:30
and Teaching in the United States
Grants for Traveling and Teaching in the United States: Learn about Israel Institute grants that
support Israeli scholars.
902/103 I (MC-07) Arab and Palestinian Intellectuals' Chair: Erika Falk, Israel Institute
Perceptions of Zionism in the Mandate Era
17:30-18:00 Break
Chair: Kamal Mo’ed, The Open University of Israel / Sakhnin Academic College
Between Arabism and Zionism: On the Relations between Ahmad Zaki Pasha and Palestinian and
Jewish Intellectuals Monday, June 27, 2022 I Evening Session MC I 18:00 - 21:30
Mostafa Hussein, University of Michigan
Testing the Waters: Palestinian Arab Educators, Zionism and Imperialism
1005/01 I Welcome Reception, Awards, Keynote Address
Hilary Falb Kalisman, University of Colorado Boulder Keynote Address: Yael (Yuli) Tamir, President, Beit Berl College; former Minister of Education
(2006-2009)
Don’t Look Up, Look Around! Palestinian Doctors and the Yishuv During the Mandate
Yoni Furas, University of Haifa
1004 I AIS Banquet and Show "Kelim Shluvim + Beit Zvi"
Effendi and Settler: The Jewish National Home from an Eastern View
Eli Osheroff, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Entrance to the AIS Banquet and show is by pre-ordered tickets.
905/417 I (MC-08) Engaging in Intergroup Partnerships in Times
of Escalation: Operation Guardian of the Walls – From Intergroup
Violence to Intergroup Partnerships
Chair: Galia Golan, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
From Crisis to Constructive Partnerships between Arab and Jewish Colleagues: How the "In-House"
Violence in Haifa Turned into a Catalyst for Trust
Michal Raz Rotem, Oriana Abboud Armaly, The Max Stern Yezreel Valley College
Coping with Escalation in Academia: Maintaining Intergroup Relationships Between Arab and Jewish
Students
Oriana Abboud Armaly, Daniella Arieli, The Max Stern Yezreel Valley College
Looking at Arab-Jewish Partnership Practices: How Relationships During Ordinary Times Echo
During Times of Escalation
Ruth Lewin-Chen, Ola Najamy, Abraham Initiatives
Genuine and Pragmatic Partnerships in the Context of Political Conflict
Helena Desivilya Syna, The Max Stern Yezreel Valley College
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