The Divergence of Judaism and Islam. Interdependence, Modernity, and Political Turmoil

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federalism thinking in, 288, 297–98;
Israeli-Palestinian conflict and, 288–303;
Jewish-Arab relations application, 300;
from micro to macro, 296–97; potential
importance, 294–96
Intifada, 311, 316, 320
Intimate contact, 295
Iran, 13, 200, 316; modern, 3; Muslims, 7,
99; Turkey and, 14
Islam, 279; Academy for Islamic Studies,
256; AFIC, 112; in Balkans, 52; FAIR,
113; Jewish identification, 5; Judaism
and, 131, 288, 290–91, 300; Ottoman
Jews conversions, 42–43, 50n50, 50n51,
50n53. See also Judeo-Islamic relations
Al-Islam, Saif, 13, 306–7, 317; Arab-Israeli
coexistence and, 318–22; decision-
making, 323; in foreign media, 319;
Holocaust rhetoric, 318–22; Revolution-
ary Committees and, 319–20
Al-Islām wa-naz ̔al-fiṭra (Bahnassī), 258
“Islamic Sydney” website, 109
Islamophobia, 103
Israel, 318–22; Balkan Jews migration,
61, 66, 71n324; borders, 316; diversity
within unity, 301; Egypt links, 294;
identity, 284; Jewish-Arab relations,
300; Libya boycott, 191; Libyan Jews
migration, 181, 189, 191; Muslim
reconciliation with, 321; 1982 Lebanon
invasion, 310–12; nuclear umbrella, 315;
as safe haven, 219. See also Children of
Israel; Jewish Agency of Israel; Zionism
Israel, Samuel, 25
Al-Israel, Abu Sa ̔d Yitzhak, 243
Israeli-Palestinian conflict: applying
federalism, 299–300; constructive
stalemate, 301; first CMC dialogue,
291–92; interreligious dialogue and,
288–303; intimate contact and, 295; Oslo
agreement, 5, 292, 314–15; people to
people peace building, 296–97; relation-
ship building and, 295; research results
and processes, 290–91; second CMC
dialogue, 292–93; violent regression,
302; vision of peace, 302. See also Arab-
Berber unrest; Arab-Israeli conflict
Isratin state formula, 316–18, 322

Istiqlal: establishment, 165–66; left wing,

168–69; public forum, 167

Italian culture, 4

Italian racism: BMA abolishing, 174, 176;

Libyan Jews under, 175–76, 185

Izmir, 5; interethnic blinders in, 38, 40;

interethnic violence in, 38–39; Ottoman

Jews, 37–44, 46n1, 46n3; police surveil-

lance, 41; security in, 38. See also La

Buena Esperansa; El Meseret

Jacob, 233–34

Jahiliyya, 279

Janissaries, 20

Jenin, 278–80, 287n45

Jerusalem File, 169

“A Jerusalem Tale,” 281

Jerusalem space, of Yehoshua, 274–76, 283

Jewish Agency of Israel, 8, 171n8, 171n18,

207; headquarters, 168; in Libya, 181,

189; Morocco Jews recruited by, 153–54,

163

Jewish-Arab relations, 300

Jewish Chronicle, 57

Jewish farmers: AIU and, 151–52; alien-

ation, 143–44; under dhimmi, 145, 156;

land ownership, 145–46, 148–51, 156n7;

Morocco, 145–56; Muslim sharecrop-

pers and, 147–49; pride of, 153; skilled

professionals, 143; in U.S., 145; Zionism

and, 144–45, 151

Jewish history: in Egyptian historiogra-

phy, 11–12, 227–50; in Middle Ages,

241–45; modern, 245–48; prior to Islam,

239–41

Jewish messianic pretenders, 133

Jewish nation, 231; aspirations of, 238–39;

end of, 238

Jewish Press Magazine, 206

Jewish state, Al-Qadhafi and, 308–10,

312–16

Jewish suffering theory, 239, 246–47

Jews, 233; Australian National Dialogue

of Christians, Muslims, and Jews, 112;

blood relations, 231–35; central Asia

history and culture, 200–204; Children

of Israel and, 228; Christians persecut-

ing, 6; claim of racial purity, 231–35;