Muslims and Jews in America: Challenges and Opportunities in Modern Politics
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the complex relationship between Muslims and Jews in America through this thought-provoking panel discussion. Delve into the historical context, current political climate, and potential future trajectories of this important interfaith dynamic. Examine how issues such as Middle East conflicts, immigration policies, and national security concerns impact Muslim-Jewish relations. Gain insights from experts Abdullah Antepli and Jeffrey Goldberg, moderated by David A. Graham, as they discuss challenges, opportunities, and strategies for building bridges between these communities. Analyze topics including radicalization, assimilation, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the rise of populist politics. Reflect on the responsibilities of religious leaders and communities in fostering understanding and cooperation. Consider parallel problems faced by both groups and explore effective teaching tools for promoting interfaith dialogue and mutual respect.
Syllabus
Introduction
Personal Journey
Building Bridges
The Middle East Conflict
Are Muslims on the same road as Jews
Radicalization and assimilation
Jerusalem
Controversial reactions
Importance of embracing the IsraeliPalestinian conflict
The problem with the interfaith Seder
Muslims and Jews in America
The rise of Donald Trump
Questions
Responsibility
Parallel Problems
Teaching Tools
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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