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“It Comes in Waves” – Second Conference
The Expulsion from Spain: A Mediterranean Wave Through Time and Space

Ono Academic College, the Program in Jewish Studies, and the Center for Mediterranean Thought and Creativity invite you to a seminar:

"It Comes in Waves" – Second Conference 

The Expulsion from Spain: A Mediterranean Wave in Time and Space

Date: Monday | 13 Sivan 5785, June 9, 2025 | 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Ono Academic College, Jerusalem Campus, 4 HaTa'asiya Street, Talpiot, Jerusalem

Jewish Conference — It Comes in Waves — Conference No. 2, Part 1
Jewish Conference — It Comes in Waves — Conference No. 2, Part 2

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