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Reassessing Sadat, Begin and Carter

It is now apparent that distances between the Carter administration and Israel did not begin in earnest after Begin’s May 1977 election or over the settlements. Newly available materials show that from its outset, the Carter administration prioritized curbing Israeli influence in Washington.

Diaspora to 1949

Emory Professor of Contemporary and Middle Eastern History, Political Science, and Israeli Studies and Center for Israel Education President Ken Stein outlines the history of Zionism and the British Mandate at the CIE 2018 Educator Enrichment Workshop.

Origins of Jewish Nationhood

Dr. Rabbi Michael Berger analyzes the history of Judaism and the origins of Jewish nationhood — from the initial settling of Eretz Yisrael to the aftermath of the Bar-Kochba Revolt — at the 2018 CIE Educator Enrichment Workshop.

Netanyahu’s Visit to Amman: A Timely Reminder of Jordan’s Strategic Importance

Israel’s national interest, and the broader patterns of cooperation among key regional partners in the “camp of stability,” require close attention to the needs of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. For decades, it has been, and remains, part of Israel’s strategic depth.

United States Jerusalem Embassy Act of 1995

In 1995, Senators Robert Dole and Jon Kyl introduced the Jerusalem Embassy Act to move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem. The bill was adopted by an overwhelming majority in both houses of Congress; it provided Presidential authorization to effectively delay the embassy move every six months, if deemed necessary for U.S. national security interests.

Reevaluanado a Sadat, Begin y Carter

Ken Stein Los Acuerdos de Camp David de 1978 y el Tratado de paz egipcio-israelí de 1979 son hitos en la historia de Israel, Egipto y Oriente Medio. Cómo recordamos estos eventos y cómo estos son transmitidos por generaciones posteriores depende de quién escribe la historia y qué fuentes fueron utilizadas. ¿Qué sucede cuando nos […]

CIE’s 17th annual educator workshop commencing soon

On June 24, seventy Israel educators from across North America will gather in Atlanta for an intensive week of learning about Modern Israel.

Steve Kerbel: Spring Training: Israel Content in Camp Context

With the cooperation of the Foundation for Jewish Camp and the National Ramah Commission,  Center for Israel Education, conducted a three-day Israel learning retreat in May 2018 for 35 overnight and day camp staffers, most of them either in college or recent college graduates.

#63 Contemporary Readings, May 2018

Assembled by Ken Stein and Eli Sperling Emory University and Center for Israel Education kenstein@israeled.org or kstein@emory.edu Wajat Ali, “I Talked to Zionists—Then I Was Disinvited by a Major Muslim Group,” The Atlantic, May 30, 2018. https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2018/05/i-talked-to-zioniststhen-i-was-disinvited-by-a-major-muslim-group/561575/ Jon Alterman, Heather A. Conlet, Haim Malka and Donatienne Ruy, “Restoring the Eastern Mediterranean as a US Strategic Anchor,” Center […]

Israel on Campus, Ken Stein, (1:06)

Emory Professor of Contemporary and Middle Eastern History, Political Science, and Israeli Studies and Center for Israel Education President Ken Stein discusses the teaching and status of Israel on college campuses at the CIE 2018 Educator Enrichment Workshop.

Jacob Zack: Language of Diplomacy at Play in ‘West Bank’

Ambassador David Friedman nearly changed U.S. policy with a request to use “Judaea and Samaria.”

Yigal Allon, Lecciones de la Guerra de la Independencia

Extracto de Sefer Hapalmach Israel: United Kibbutz, Israel, 1952-3, Vol. 2, pp. 430-436. Traducido por Roni Eshel y resumido y editado por Ken Stein, para su utilización aquí.