Hebdo, hashtags and hatred: Probing the inconsistencies and inequalities of Paris – by Ben Kasstan
Whilst MJC welcomes guest contributions to its blog, writers express their personal views and the content of guest blog posts Continue →
Category Archives: Blog
Thou Shalt be Friends – by Denisa Nestakova
Reflections on “Islamophobia and Anti-Semitism in Media” In 2013, I had enjoyed MJC as a participant in Sarajevo. This year I could not Continue →
My own limitations were the problem, and not time itself by Amie Liebowitz
It is 6:30 am in Berlin. I am sitting on some logs around a fire outside, after dancing the night Continue →
The Muslim Jewish Conference: Putting things ‘right’ by Carla Habif
My first experience of the Muslim Jewish Conference was in 2013 as a participant in Sarajevo, where I joined as Continue →
Peeling Off the Labels at MJC by Eilaf FarajAllah
Ashkenazi. Sephardi. Sunni. Shiaa. Whatever. All of those labels went up and out the window the moment the 2014 Muslim Continue →
10 Things I have learnt from the MJC 2014 by Manuella J. Kanter
Earlier this year, I had what might be described as a mid-degree crisis. My marks – though not a cause Continue →
Reflections on Muslim-Jewish Dialogue in a Time of Darkness by Alexander Marcus
“It’s not our job to steer the discussion away from difficult topics. It’s not our job to avoid confrontation, or Continue →
Exploring the legacy of conflict in post-conflict societies by Hikmet Karcic
Collective Memory Committee Exploring the legacy of conflict in post-conflict societies Introduced for the first time at the MJC, the Continue →
Beyond Hyperboles and Hate – By Carolina Grinsztajn
A Truly Meaningful Exchange at MJC 2014 When I arrived in Vienna for the MJC, I was tired. Having spent Continue →
Jewish-Muslim Identities – By Ozan Keskinkilic
The definition of being Jewish or Muslim is tricky. This is especially the case when your own understanding of identities Continue →