אוניברסיטת בר-אילן | מקבלי התואר דוקטור לפילוסופיה, תשפ"ג

Jewish Studies | Doctor of Philosophy

Dr. Shamir Royi Department for Studies of Israel and Archeology Annual Field Trips as a National Educational Tool: The Analysis of Goals and Objectives when Planning Annual Field Trips in the State Educational System During the Years 2000–2020 Supervisor: Prof. Cohen-Hattab Kobi Dr. Shapira Yoni Department of Middle Eastern Studies Saffuriya Village - A Hotbed of the Palestinian Ultranationalism in the Lower Galilee between the Years 1928-1948 Supervisor: Prof. Ben Dror Elad Dr. Shovali-Polak Hila Department of Hebrew and Semitic Languages

Dr. Tuchman Nitsa Department of Contemporary Jewry

A Portrait of the Jewish Community of Libya: Trends in Designing Memory and Identity in the Jewish Libyan Community in Israel (1948-2020) Supervisor: Prof. Laskier Michael Dr. Weiss Miriam Department of Jewish Philosophy The Philosophy of Daniel Shalit: A Religious Zionist Response to Post-Modernism Supervisor: Prof. Ben Pazi Hanoch Dr. White Tanya Department of Jewish Philosophy The Relationship between Post-Holocaust Thinking and Postmodernism in the Thought of Irving (Yitz) Greenberg Supervisor: Prof. Ben Pazi Hanoch Dr. Witelson Yehuda Department of Jewish Art The Representation of Judaism in the Israeli Cinema Supervisors: Prof. Rodov Ilia Dr. Presiado Mor Dr. Zagdon Mehola The Joseph and Nachum Berman Department of Jewish Literature Rabbi and Disciple Relations in Tales of the Babylonian Talmud: Typological Characteristics and Worldviews Supervisor: Prof. Kushelevsky Rella

Linguistic and Rhetorical Analysis of Talkbacks in Political Contexts on the Internet Supervisor: Prof. Muchnik Malka Dr. Silbermann Ari Ryan

The Zalman Shamir Bible Department z ᵊ nût in Hebrew and Aramaic Texts of the Second Temple Period Supervisors: Prof. Avioz Michael Prof. Eshel Esther Dr. Solomon Ariel Ben Department of Middle Eastern Studies The Islamic Movement in Israel: Kinship Groups and the Internal Ideological Struggle, 2013-2020 Supervisor: Prof. Teitelbaum Joshua

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