Center for Israel Studies

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Jerusalem

Understanding modern Israel’s contributions to today’s world.


About CIS

The Center for Israel Studies (CIS) exists to present the creative and intellectual contributions of modern Israel in the arts, sciences, social sciences and humanities. As a university center in Washington, D.C., it is uniquely qualified to be a national and international hub for the examination and interpretation of these achievements. 

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"Let me congratulate American University on your creation of a Center for Israel Studies. It is a timely and imaginative initiative in exploring Israel's many contributions to human dignity and progress in our country's 50 years of existence. You will help to bring together Israeli and American scholars, writers, artists, and scientists to share their knowledge and face the challenges of the new global era. This is a commendable idea and worthy of the widest support."

—Shimon Peres, president and former prime minister of Israel, giving a speech at AU's commencement after receiving an honorary doctorate.

Israeli Green Technology

Greentech Symposium

February 7 conference highlights and examines Israel’s contributions to a more sustainable future.

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AU Museum Receives Contemporary Israeli Art

Sigalit Landau. Dead See, 2004. Photograph. The Rothfeld Collection of Contemporary Israeli Art, American University Museum. <br />

The Rothfeld Collection of Contemporary Israeli Art chronicles Israel’s history, includes prominent artists’ works.

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