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Noted historian Martin Kramer transports you to the fateful days in 1948 when Israel’s founders discussed, debated, and, ultimately, declared independence. Following a twenty-five year career at Tel-Aviv University, where he directed the Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies, Martin Kramer was the founding president of ...
Moshe Dayan warns Eshkol and the cabinet that Israel, surrounded and vastly outnumbered by enemy forces sworn to its destruction, faces an uphill battle. But, Dayan insists, if the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are allowed to strike first, the country might be able to weather the coming storm. The ministers debate
Nov 6, 2023 · Hay Eytan Cohen Yanarocak is a longtime observer of Turkey based at the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security and also at the Moshe Dayan Center at Tel Aviv University. In June 2022, he wrote an essay in Mosaic looking at Israeli-Turkish relations.
David Ben-Gurion’s attempt to balance the prophetic vision of Israel with the need to put all resources into war efforts. Golda Meir’s remarks on the role of Diaspora Jewry in supporting the Jewish state. The text of Israel’s Declaration of Independence. Moshe Dayan’s reflection on the indispensable task of Israel’s founding generation.
Following a twenty-five year career teaching at Tel Aviv University, where he directed the Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies, Martin Kramer was the founding president of Shalem College in Jerusalem, Israel’s first liberal arts college, where he continues to teach the modern history of the Middle East. Professor Kramer is also […]
David Ben-Gurion’s attempt to balance the prophetic vision of Israel with the need to put all resources into war efforts. Golda Meir’s remarks on the role of Diaspora Jewry in supporting the Jewish state. The text of Israel’s Declaration of Independence. Moshe Dayan’s reflection on the indispensable task of Israel’s founding generation.
Following a twenty-five year career teaching at Tel-Aviv University, where he directed the Moshe Dayan Center for Middle eastern and African Studies, Martin Kramer was the founding president of Shalem College in Jerusalem, Israel’s first liberal arts college, where he continues to teach the modern history of the Middle East.
Ambassador Michael Oren served as ambassador of Israel to the United States from 2009 until fall 2013. He holds the chair in international diplomacy at IDC Herzliya in Israel and is a fellow at the Atlantic Council. Formerly, he was the Lady Davis Fellow of Hebrew University, a Moshe Dayan Fellow at Tel-Aviv University, and a […]
Fall 2021 Fellowship Courses. For our fall 2021 term—running from Sunday, October 17 to Thursday, December 16—we are offering a selection of 5-session, 3-session, and 8-session seminars. Below you will find brief course descriptions for every available class, and at the bottom of the page you can register for as many classes as you like ...
Moshe Dayan: Eulogy for Ro’i Rotberg. with Dr. Allan Arkush, SUNY Binghamton Kibbutz Nahal Oz was established in 1951 as the first Nahal (Noar Halutzi Lohem, i.e. Fighting Pioneer Youth) settlement. Like others that were to follow, it was designed both to cultivate agricultural land and to protect a sensitive border-point.
