New Exhibit: Conflict and Coexistence in Jerusalem

Tulane students in the Stacy Mandel Palagye and Keith Palagye Program for Middle East Peace spent five weeks this past summer studying the dynamics of the Arab-Israeli conflict through classroom study and hands-on experience in Jerusalem. They pursued individual research interests probing into specific aspects of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, e.g., women’s roles in peacebuilding organizations, health policies in East Jerusalem, technology as a means to oppress or to unite, and many more.

In this exhibit the students present their projects , giving a multi-faceted view of the current state of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and how people on the ground in Jerusalem live with it.

Duration: Fall Semester 2022

Curated By: Professors and Students of the Stacy Mandel Palagye and Keith Palagye Program for Middle East Peace

Acknowledgments: Special Thanks to Stacy Mandel-Palagye and Keith Palagye for their generous sponsorship; Amal-Tikva; the Truman Institute at Hebrew University; and Sean Knowlton at the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library

View digital exhibit: Tulane Online Exhibits

Rawad Nahhas | 8/31/2022