Talks: Partners, Outsiders and Others: Sephardi Jews and the Global Left (Feb. 11, Zoom)

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Sephardi Modernities Seminar Series 2025


Partners, Outsiders and Others:
Sephardi Jews and the Global Left

Stylized painting or drawing of human figures in green and yellow, who appear to be chained shackled, side by side, partially covered in green paint, with a yellow background and blue at their feet.


“Halutzim,” 2012, by Neta Elkayam (monotype on paper)



Tuesday, February 1112:30-2 PM ET on Zoom


Join us as we kick off the series with two lectures: 






The Colonized Outsiders: Reflections on Fanon, Memmi and North African Jews


Gabriel Abensour
 is a doctoral student in the Department of Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He is also a research fellow at the Kogod Research Center for Contemporary Jewish Thought (Shalom Hartman Institute), where he leads a seminar on North African Jewish intellectuals.








Leftist Arabised Jews, Arab Nationalism and the Question of Individual and Collective Rights


Moshe Behar holds a doctorate in Comparative Politics from Columbia University and is Senior Lecturer in Arabic & Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Manchester, UK. His work includes the anthology “Modern Middle Eastern Jewish Thought: Writings on Identity, Politics and Culture (1893-1958)” and can be further explored here.  



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The series continues:March 6, April 3, April 24, and May 8


About the series


The Sephardi Modernities Seminar is an annual lecture series, which presents different experiences of Sephardi modernization across place and time. 


This year the series traces the involvement of Sephardi Jews in socialist, communist, and anti-colonial movements, as well as their place in postcolonial thought. Guest speakers will examine how their diasporic identities, experiences of marginalization, and encounters with European colonialism influenced their political engagements.


The Sephardi Modernities Seminar Series is organized by Angy Cohen (Spanish National Research Council) and Yuval Evri (Brandeis University).



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With support from the Belzberg Program in Israel Studies, University of Calgary.










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