Tag Archives: Middle East

Join a live conversation on November 23 to explore the Middle East's challenges and transformations, featuring insights from regional experts. RSVP for details.

Monday, April 7: The October 7th attacks catalyzed significant changes in Middle Eastern dynamics, necessitating an analysis of key actors, conflicts, and their implications on the region's future.

By David Rubin Sauvage and Kawtar El Alaoui We contend it’s possible to achieve peace in the Middle East. By peace, we don’t mean a ceasefire, a settlement or even a peace treaty. Peace isn’t laying down arms–only to pick them up again at the next provocation. True peace is …

The author supports Israel’s right to self-defense but questions the escalation of violence, advocating for negotiations to prevent further Middle Eastern conflict.

When a family member continues to repeat the same behaviors causing irreparable harm to self and others, we need to speak up…we need to intervene. Israel is that family member.

As an Israeli, Yosef should know that Israeli soldiers from Haifa or Tel Aviv are already “home” until the army deploys them to its territories, where most of the fighting usually takes place. American Jews are usually “home” in Philadelphia, Chicago or Los Angeles, and especially small towns, where they are often vulnerable to distorted verbal attacks on Israel.

I want to invite you to an excellent discussion on the JCPOA (the Iran Nuclear Deal) that Trump has tried to destroy and likely will be President-Elect Biden’s first major foreign policy initiative.

Teens: Explore the “Map of Israel” in relation to the players involved in the evolution of the State of Israel.

Explore the “Map of Israel” in relation to the players involved in the evolution of the State of Israel.

We are facing a very crucial time in the existence of Israel. The mistrust between the Israelis and the Palestinians has never been so great.

RSVP by noon for the 4th in a series of Community Dialogues.

Do you want to learn about the Middle East in a new way? Join Professor Caryn Aviv of CU-Boulder at Bonai Shalom on May 3rd.

You'll likely never look at the Middle East the same way again.

A very unusual event occurred on Sunday night: an Israeli and a Palestinian refugee held a highly rational discussion of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Shaul Amir, former Federation Israel Center Director and Shaliach, weighs in with his insights on recent events in Israel.

Middle East expert Mitchell Bard comes to the Boulder JCC Feb 12 to discuss his new book, “The Arab Lobby: The Invisible Alliance That Undermines America’s Interests in the Middle East.”

"Mah Matzav?" Shaul Amir tries to make sense of the last several months in Israel and the Middle East for BJN readers. Exclusive.

Someday we may have peace in the Middle East. In the future, and not necessarily in our generation.

How do today's ever-changing events in the middle east effect Israel? Prof. Shaul Gabbay speaks at the Jewish Business Group on Thursday morning.

Aryeh Green, Director of MediaCentral in Jerusalem was in Boulder last week for a talk sponsored by the Colorado chapter of the American Jewish Committee (AJC).

Filmmaker Amitai Gross is continuing the journey with his film Music in the Key of Peace, including raising funds to attend a conference next month.

Jeremy Ben-Ami will be speaking at the University of Denver on July 20th, 2010.

Author Joshua Muravchik discusses The Next Founders, which brings to light the stories of seven remarkable people.

The Institute for the Study of Israel in the Middle East (ISIME) announces their 3rd annual Student Interfaith Peace Project class and trip to the Middle East for high school students.