Kalender 2026 – Januar

israel & palästina – Zeitschrift für Dialog | Ausgabe 4-2025

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Es war das elfte Mal, daß im Rahmen von israel & palästina | Zeitschrift für Dialog ein Photobegleiter in Kalenderform für das kommende Jahr erschienen ist:

Kalender 2026


Telephonführung „Bei Anruf Kultur“

Mehr Informationen | Oft schnell ausgebucht!

Holding Liat

Eine Filmbesprechung von Yonat Shimron auf RNS (Religion News Service, Columbia, MO)

Protest under Pressure

We are very thrilled to announce the screening of “Protest under Pressure”. After a year of dedicated work by student filmmakers, involving interviews, protest coverage, rigorous research, and editing, the film will be screened on January 17th at 6pm at Spore Initiative Berlin.

The screening will be followed by a panel discussion on academic complicity featuring Uli Beisel – Freie Universität Berlin), Hisham Abushamsieh (European Legal Support Center), and Cecilia Fiacco Zeiher (BDS Freie Universität Berlin), moderated by PJA members Michael Barenboim & Dana Abdel Fatah
Entrance is free.https://spore-initiative.org/de/programm-in-berlin/besuchen-und-mitmachen/protest-under-pressure

Buchbesprechung: The Cross and the Olive Tree

Herausgegeben von John S. Munayer und Samuel Munayer – Orbis Books 2025 | 978-1-62698-634-3

Die Stimme von Hind Rajab

Eine Filmkritik von Mia Pflüger auf https://www.kino-zeit.de

Ergänzung 22. Januar 2026 – Filmnstart

Perlentaucher faßt in Efeu Die Kulturrundschau (in gewohnter Manier) einige Reaktion auf den Film zusammen.

Why Israelis are leaving in record numbers

Auf der Plattform +972 analysiert Hila Amit warum über „Over 150,000 citizens have left the country in the past two years alone — many of them with a one-way ticket and no plans of returning“

Zur Debatte um ‚den‘ Zionismus

Klaus Hillenbrand bricht in der taz noch einmal eine Lanze für eine differenzierte Betrachtung und Analyse dessen, was ‚der‘ Zionismus als politischen Projekt wollte und welche Realitäten sich heute vorfinden.

Hier ein Zitat daraus:

Aus der Forschung

The Jacob Robinson Institute for the History of Individual and Collective Rights (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem) and the Azrieli Center for Israel Studies (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) invite proposals for an international conference on “Moshe Sharett – Leadership, Diplomacy, Legacy: A Reevaluation”. The event will be held at the Mount Scopus campus in (West-)Jerusalem, from Monday, 7 September to Wednesday, 9 September 2026.

Moshe Sharett (1894-1965) was among the foremost leaders of the Yishuv and the early State of Israel. A complex and thought-provoking figure, Sharett served as the country’s first Foreign Minister (1948-1956) and its second Prime Minister (1954-1955). Yet, the founder of Israel’s diplomatic service still remains to be fully leaned and studied. Marking sixty years since his death, this conference aims to bring together an interdisciplinary group of scholars for a renewed critical examination of Sharett’s leadership, diplomacy and legacy. Special attention will be given to the moral realism that characterized the statesmanship he shaped and embodied.

Weitere Informationen / Further information on H/Soz/Kult

Moshe Sharett – Leadership, Diplomacy, Legacy: A Reevaluation (05.01.2026)
https://www.hsozkult.de/event/id/event-159576.

Ten Things to Watch in the Middle East and North Africa in 2026

GIGA Focus | Middle East | Number 1 | January 2026 | ISSN 1862-3611

Abu Alkheir, Dima Saleh Jamil, Hager Ali, André Bank, Ardahan Özkan Gedikli, Houssein Al Malla, Diba Mirzaei, Elianne Shewring, Hakkı Taş, und Eckart Woertz (2026), Ten Things to Watch in the Middle East and North Africa in 2026, GIGA Focus Nahost, 1, Hamburg: German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA), https://doi.org/10.57671/gfme-26012