"The Day after the Israeli Elections: What's Next?" Lunch Discussion
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Location
Battelle Atrium, Battelle Tompkins Building
4400 Massachusetts Ave NW Washington, DC 20016Description
Professors Michael Brenner (Dept. of History, Abensohn Chair in Israel Studies), Guy Ziv (SIS) and Morad El Sana (Anthropology) will discuss the implications of the April 9 Israeli elections in forming the next government of Israel.
Pizza will be provided to students and faculty who register in advance. This event is only for AU students and faculty and is not open to the public.
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Celebrating our 25th anniversary in 2023, American University’s Meltzer Schwartzberg Center for Israel Studies is one of the nation’s premier educational centers for nurturing and catalyzing Israel Studies. CIS's multidisciplinary approach goes beyond the Arab-Israeli conflict to study modern Israel’s history, vibrant society, culture, multiethnic democracy, and complex geopolitical issues. Using AU’s expertise in global education and its central location in Washington, DC, the Center serves as a national and international hub for building bridges and highlighting the diverse achievements and challenges across Israel. CIS offers a variety of courses, student trips, faculty-led discussions, and regular public programming featuring Israeli scholars, writers and artists. Every year we host at least one major conference, bringing to American University leading Israel scholars and practitioners from around the world.