Interreligious Dialogue and Racism

Zoom Webinar

Join our conversation on interreligious dialogue and racism with some of the leading scholars and figures in the interreligious world! We will look at how racism can affect interreligious dialogue itself and how dialogue can combat racism. Do not miss this important and interesting webinar organized by the Rossing Center!

Speakers:

Prof. Marc Gopin- Director of the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution

Prof. Azza Karam- Secretary General of Religions for Peace

Hector Ferrer, PhD Candidate- Associate Director of the Center for Philosophy, Religion and Social Ethnics at the Institute for Christian Studies

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2025 Annual Report

Our 2025 annual report is now out. The report provides a detailed overview of our activities across our various departments and the broad range of fields in which we operate.

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Religious Freedom and Christian Communities in Israel and East Jerusalem: 2025 update

The recording of our breifing: ‘Religious Freedom and Christian Communities in Israel and East Jerusalem’ is now available in our YouTube channel

Attacks on Christians in Israel and East Jerusalem: Annual Report 2025

This report is part of the Advocacy and Education Initiative, and aim to address the escalating harassment Christian communities have faced for many years, in Jerusalem and other areas of the country.

Jewish Israelis’ Attitudes Toward Christians and Christianity:

In September 2025, a quantitative survey was conducted among a representative sample of 500 Jewish citizens of Israel.
. The survey aimed to systematically examine the attitudes of Jews in Israel toward
Christianity and Christians, both within the local Israeli socio-political and cultural context and in
broader contexts extending beyond the Israeli arena.

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Interreligious Dialogue and Racism