Israel Diaspora Relations: Changing Narratives With Dr. Rachel Korazim

Top Pick November 3, 2019 Newton $5.00
Dr. Rachel Korazim (Courtesy photo)
Dr. Rachel Korazim (Courtesy photo)

Based on reflections on over 120 years of Jewish and Zionist history, this session explores early images of Israel in the eyes of Diaspora Jews, as well as images of Diaspora from Israeli perspectives.

The proximity of the Shoah to the birth of the State of Israel had a lot to do with these images. We will consider possible new options, as Israel is well over 70 and may be ready for more mature and age-appropriate relations with Jewish communities overseas.

Where are we along the continuum between loyalty and a legitimate critic? What is the impact of the Israeli tribal discourse? How do you say pluralism in Hebrew?

Dr. Rachel Korazim is a freelance Jewish education consultant in curriculum development for Israel and Holocaust education. She engages audiences worldwide through innovative presentations built around the stories, poems and songs of Israel’s best writers. Her thought-provoking talks open a window onto Israeli society, inviting listeners to engage with the country and its history in new ways.

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When
Sunday, November 3, 2019, 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Where
Israeli American Council - Boston
1320 Centre St
Newton, MA 02459
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$5.00

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