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Prof. Werner Arnold
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12 August 2025 Press

Kol Hakavod! Respect!

Prof. Dr. Werner Arnold, our former rector, becomes Distinguished Fellow of Hebrew University

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Maximilian Kathan M. A.

Dissertation project and research focus Dissertation project Language, literature and national identities in Central Europe. The work and influence of Karl Emil Franzos and Nathan Birnbaum in

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22 May 2024 Event

The Formation of The Palestinian Refugee Crisis and The International Red Cross, 1949-1950

A talk by Prof. Liat Kozma

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Projects

Didaktik des Hebräischen (Didactics of Hebrew) For information about the open-access journal Didactics of Hebrew, please click here. Database Project "Biblical-Hebrew Personal Names" The aim of

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Research

The study profiles the western Mediterranean region as a Jewish diaspora landscape of its own character. Until the reception of rabbinic Judaism in the High Middle Ages, the West was not

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Gerrit Manger

Study since April 2024 Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg Interdisciplinary M.A. in Medieval Studies Specializations: Medieval History and Latin Philology of the Middle Ages 2020 - 2024

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Jewish Philosophy and Intellectual History

Jewish philosophy is the result of the confrontation between philosophy and Jewish culture. The field of research includes classical Jewish thinkers such as Saadya Gaon, Yehuda Halevi and

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Dr. Uri Rosenberg

August 2023- today Postdoctoral researcher: University of Heidelberg. Main research interests: 1.) Jewish-Arab relations in Israel/Palestine; 2.) Turkish-Islamist discourses on Jews and

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Alessia Colonnelli

Since October 2023 Academic assistant in the research project "Ambivalent Enmity: Dynamics of Antagonism in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East", Heidelberg University. June 2021- October 2023

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The so-called Textus Receptus (TR) of the Hebrew Bible is based on a Tiberian Masoretic tradition, which mainly goes back to the Masoretic families of Ben Asher and Ben Naftali. This text tradition

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