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The JCMcenter 7th Annual International Conference

Processes of Symbiosis and Religious Syncretism:
 Judaism, Christianity, Islam


Wednesday-Thursday, December 27-28, 2017
The Open University Campus, 1 University Road, Ra'anana
Wednesday, December 27, 2017
     
16:00 Gathering and refreshments
     
16:30 Greetings
Prof. Kobi Metzer, President, The Open University of Israel
Prof. Mustafa Kabha, Director, Center for the Study of Relations between Jews, Christians, and Muslims (JCMcenter) 
     
Opening Session: Processes of Symbiosis and Religious Syncretism – Common Discourse
Chair: Prof. Haim Saadoun, Dean of Academic Studies, The Open University of Israel
     
Kadi Dr. Iyad Zahalka, Kadi of the Shari'a Court of Appeals and Director of the Shari'a Courts in Israel, Tel Aviv University
     
Rabbi Dr. Ron Kronish, Lecturer and Library Fellow, The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute 
     
17:30 Coffee break
     
18:00 Session 2: Religious and Philosophical Meetings 
Chair: Prof. Menachem Fisch, Joseph and Ceil Mazer Prof. of History and Philosophy of Science, and Director of the Center for Religious and Interreligious Studies, Tel Aviv University
     
Dr. Gil Gordon, The Institute of Urban and Regional Studies, Department of Geography, Faculty of Social Sciences, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“Talmudists, Speculators, Colonists”: The Changing Image of Jews in the Eyes of German Protestant Missionaries in Late Ottoman Palestine
     
Dr. Gitit Holzman, Department of Jewish Thought, Levinsky College of Education
Truth, Tradition and Religion – The Association Between Judaism and Islam and the Relationship between Religion and Philosophy in Medieval Jewish Thought
     
Dr. Naomi Cohn Zentner, Postdoctoral fellow at the Daat Hamakom Center for the Study of Cultures of Place in the Modern Jewish World, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Shared Soundscapes in Ottoman Safed
         
     
Thursday, December 28, 2017
     
09:30 Gathering and refreshments
     
10:00 Session 3: Mediating Agents Between Cultures
Chair: Prof. Guy Miron, Head, Department of History, Philosophy and Judaic Studies, The Open University of Israel
     
Prof. Haim Saadoun, Dean of Academic Studies, The Open University of Israel Mohamed Cohen and Marcel Mohamed Reggui as Agents of Interreligious and Ethnic Relations Changes
     
Dr. Mishy Harman, Department of History, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem "First to the Jew"? Samuel Gobat and the Mission to the Jews of the Holy Land in the Mid-Nineteenth Century
     
Amichay Schwartz, Israel Heritage Department, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Ariel University
Between Sanuto and Fedanzola - Ishtori Haparchi as Mediator, and Jewish Authority of Biblical Geography
     
11:30 Coffee break
     
12:00 Session 4: Ritual Syncretism
Chair: Prof. Mustafa Kabha, Director, Center for the Study of Relations between Jews, Christians, and Muslims 
     
Refael Kroizer, Research student in the Department of Jewish History, Tel Aviv University
In the Shadow of the Catholic Wedding: The Jewish Divorce Ceremony in Ashkenaz in the Middle Ages
     
Dr. Yosaif Mordechai Dubovick, Achva Academic College, Faculty of Education
Greeting in the Name of the Trinity: Christian Ritual in Rav Hayya Gaon's Talmud Commentary
     
Moshe Yagur, Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Middle Eastern History, University of Haifa, and the Center for the Study of Conversion and Inter-Religious Encounters
Circumcision as a Shared Custom in Medieval Egypt
     
13:30 Lunch
     
14:30 Session 5: Jcmcenter Award Winners
Chair: Prof. Mustafa Kabha, Director, Center for the Study of Relations between Jews, Christians, and Muslims
     
Dr. David Rotman, Book Award for Outstanding Research
Dragons, Demons and Wondrous Realms: The Marvelous in Medieval Hebrew Narrative
     
Dr. Abigail Jacobson and Dr. Moshe Naor, Book Award for Outstanding Research
Oriental Neighbors: Middle Eastern Jews and Arabs in Mandatory Palestine
     
Dr. Karma Ben Johanan, Award for an Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Contemporary Conceptions of Judaism and Christianity in Catholic and Jewish Orthodox Theologies
     
Roy Marom, Award for an Outstanding Research Work
The Laws of Homicide and Bodily Harm in Antiquity and in Early Islamic Law
     
16:00 Coffee break
     
Session 6: Religious and Ethnic Syncretism in the Political Field         
Chair: Dr. Ishay Landa, Department of History, Philosophy, and Judaic Studies, The Open University of Israel
     
Prof. (Emeritus) Moshe Ma'oz, Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jews in Muslim Lands: Ambivalent Relations
     
Mayson Shehade, doctoral student, Department of Sociology, University of Haifa
The Weight of Religious Origin and Values in Forming Ideological Symbiotic Relations between Party Members, 1948-1967
     
Dr. Avishai Ben-Dror, Department of History, Philosophy, and Judaic Studies, The Open University of Israel; The Harry S. Truman Research Institute
"Muslims of the Pasha and Christians of the King": Among the Oromo Peoples Revisiting Syncretism during the Nineteenth Century
      
Participation is free. Pre-registration will be appreciated. 
Tel *3337 or press here
  
If extra assistance and accessibility is needed,
please contact nagish@openu.ac.il at least ten working days before the scheduled event. 

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