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Tag: Steven Fine
Dr. Steven Fine Lectures at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World
Celebrating the Publication of Corpus Inscriptionum Judaicarum Graeciae
YU Center for Israel Studies Co-Hosts 25th Torah Umadda Conference
Sessions Will Delve into Creative Tension Between Torah and Science
The Arch of Titus – from Jerusalem to Rome, and Back
YU Museum and Center for Israel Studies Present Exhibition and Conference on World-Famous Structure
Bargaining With The Devil
At Center for Israel Studies Lecture, Dr. Rivka Weill Offers Strategy for Negotiating With Terrorists On March 30, the Joseph and Faye Glatt Program on Israel and the Rule of Law at YU’s Center for Israel Studies hosted Dr. Rivka Weill, who delivered a lecture titled “Bargaining With the Devil: Strategies to Combat Terrorist Kidnapping” […]
YU Receives $1M Gift for Program on “Israel and the Rule of Law”
Bequest From Dr. Joseph and Faye Glatt Estate Will Support Innovative Programming at Center for Israel Studies Yeshiva University has received a bequest of $1 million from the Dr. Joseph and Faye Glatt Estate to create a new program housed in the Center for Israel Studies (CIS), titled The Joseph and Faye Glatt Program on […]
The History of the Menorah
Professor Steven Fine Explores Lampstand’s Journey From Religious Object to Unique Symbol
Celebrating a Legend of Hebrew Literature
YU’s Center for Israel Studies Convenes Conference to Mark 50th Anniversary of S.Y. Agnon’s Nobel Prize The Yeshiva University Center for Israel Studies will host a conference on the works and influence of Nobel Prize-winning Israeli author S.Y. Agnon in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of his award. Titled “Agnon’s Stories of the Land of Israel: […]
Hanukkah at the Arch of Titus
Professor Steven Fine Reflects on Jewish View of Menorah Depicted on the Arch of Titus Through the Ages It is hard for me to look up at the menorah of the Arch of Titus in Rome without feeling deep emotions. This is especially true at Hanukkah—and especially this Hanukkah, when stabbings in Jerusalem, the murder […]
Rome and the Menorah
New Online Course Led by Yeshiva University Faculty Brings Arch of Titus to the Global Classroom