Israeli Haredi society consists of numerous streams, groups and sub-groups, which share a common overall reluctant/ambivalent approach toward Zionism and the State of Israel and segregate themselves from the surrounding society. Nevertheless, in last few decades there has been evidence of a process of Israelization within this religiously conservative society, that can be categorized as integration without assimilation.
Speaker:
Professor Kimmy Caplan teaches modern Jewish History at the Israel and Golda Koschitzky Department of Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry at Bar-Ilan University. His scholarly interests include the Jewish Religious History in the nineteenth and twentieth century, with a focus on American Jewish and Israeli societies.
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