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CONFLICT: HISTORY, HUMANITY & LAW

26.05.2024
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TOPICS

Psychological aspects of conflict - how to define resilience
Aspects of conflict resolution: individual resilience & family ties
Israel in the world today: international law
Israel and the territories: a historical overview
Challenges & opportunities for Israel's relations with its Arab partners
Israel in the West Bank: legal insights

PROGRAMME

Session I: psychological aspects of conflict - how to define resilience

It's all about uncomfortable conversations

The purpose of this discussion is to open a dialogue to construct a path for present and future generations to follow in collaboration. It is about highlighting the uncomfortableness we feel towards those of different faiths, races, politics, and perspectives. Mark Burdick, USA

Surviving the Nova festival

On October 7, 2023, Laura Blajman-Kadar attended the Nova festival with her husband and some friends. They hid inside a caravan for 6 hours as Hamas terrorists tried to murder them. She will tell her story and recounts the horrific events she witnessed that day. Laura Kadar-Blajman, Israel

Round table and Q&A with audience

Session 2: conflict resolution

Aspect of conflict resolution: individual resilience & individual ties

This lecture will discuss Israel positive contribution to the field of ADR* in family conflict. Our discussion will focus on an Israeli law that has reduced adverse litigation by 50% in family conflicts. Michal Fein, Israel

Restore Wellbeing Introduction to rewiring treatments for PTSD

During her lecture, Tamar will address the neurobiology of trauma, the possible damages of untreated PTSD and will give a basic explanation of the rewiring approach. Tamar Robin Star, Netherlands

Round table and Q&A with audience

Session 3: historical view on West Bank

Israel and the Territories: A Historical Overview

The focus of the discussion will be mainly on the West Bank and how it went from asset to burden. Hans Knoop, Netherlands

Israel and the West Bank

Get to know the legal framework applied in the West Bank and the Judea and Samaria Prosecution - insights into the unique legal challenges and responsibilities faced in this region. Asaf Arazi-Bitton, Israel

Round table and Q&A with audience

Session 4: Israel in the world today

International Law

We will discuss whether the Gaza Strip was considered an occupied territory prior to Oct. 7th and explore the potential legal consequences of this designation according to international law. Alexander Arts, Netherlands

The current Israel-Gaza war: a legal framework for the day after

Is Palestinian statehood the road to peace? The Israel-Palestine conflict is an intractable conflict that seems to defy solution. In this discussion, we will analyze the legal implications and framework in the light of the current situation and discuss the current legal and historical narrative. Andrew Tucker, Netherlands

The current Israel-Gaza war: challenge & opportunities for Israel's relation with its arab partners

Is Saudi-Israeli normalization feasible? Will Egypt and Jordan back away from its peace treaties with Israel? How did the war affect the Abraham Accords? Shiri Fein-Grossman, Israel

The current Israel-Gaza War: ICJ South Africa vs. Israel case

Natasha Hausdorff, UK

Closing Remarks

Avishai Darash, Marty Hamburger

SPEAKERS

SHIRI FEIN-GROSSMAN

National Security & Regional Dynamics Expert (Middle East / Africa)

MARK BURDICK

International Psychologist, Composer, Author

ASAF ARAZI-BITTON

Arazi Advocates Law Firm

ANDREW TUCKER

Co-founder and Director- General, thinc.; Principal, Tucker & Associates

TAMAR ROBIN STAR

Certified Life Coach & Holistic Trauma Therapist

LAURA BLAJMAN-KADAR

Survivor of the Nova festival

AVISHAI DARASH

Pianist, composer, ICCRR 2024 host

MICHAL FEIN

Lawer, family mediator

ALEXANDER ARTS

Expert on law of armed conflicts and human rights

HANS KNOOP

Journalist

MARTY HAMBURGER

Layer, chairman of Maimon JDT.1 Foundation and founder of ICCRR

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