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?️On the occasion of the Nuit des Idées 2022, the Institut français de Jérusalem, in partnership with the Institut du monde arabe, invites you to mirror Paris and Jerusalem on the theme of "(Re)building together".

?️A panel of speakers with varied profiles will be invited to speak and present inspiring initiatives in both cities. They will be duplexed between the Institut du monde arabe and the Consulate General of France in Jerusalem. Debate in French and English, with simultaneous translation.

Several unprecedented events reveal that, for longer than we thought, our "common home" has been cracked in the diversity of its cultures, countries, institutions and traditions. The COVID pandemic has made us feel isolated, the limits of digital communication, the anxiety of an improbable future and the withdrawal into our territories. The current war in the heart of Europe and the world's oldest conflicts (such as in Jerusalem) challenge us to consider justice, the sovereignty of peoples, respect for international law and the future of young people. Finally, the urgency of climate change calls for a change in the way we share the earth, and in our economic and educational models.

We must prepare to rebuild. But on what fundamentals and on what inventiveness and projects should we rely in the diversity of the world's contexts? Politics, education, transmission of knowledge, beliefs, institutions, authority... New actors of peace are being revealed, bridges are being built between yesterday's enemies, start-ups are betting on the future in fragile contexts, solidarity is being forged in the service of the poorest. The old nations and the oldest traditions are called upon to enlighten the present and the future.
Paris. Jerusalem. Two world cities facing this "reconstruction". Two cities marked throughout history by episodes where reconstruction was necessary, tirelessly. Radically different, but both crossroads of civilisation, how do they each take up the challenge of the future in such an international context through singular projects?

??SPEAKERS :
On stage at the Arab World Institute in Paris :

• Jack Lang, President of the Arab World Institute
• Paul Rondin, Deputy Director of the Festival d'Avignon
• Azouz Begag, writer, researcher in economics and sociology at the CNRS, former Minister Delegate for the Promotion of Equal Opportunities
• Hanna Assouline, journalist and director of the documentary "Les guerrières de la paix
• Eva Tapiero, lawyer and journalist, director of the publication ONORIENT
  (to be confirmed) Eva Sadoun, co-founder of the social and environmental impact investment platform LITA.
• Moderation: Rachid Arhab, journalist and presenter

On the set at the French Consulate General in Jerusalem:

• Rateb Rabi, Director of Intersect Innovation Hub
• Tariq Nassar, founder of the Sinsila Centre
• Matan Israeli, founder of the NGO Muslala
• Anthony Dutemple, Head of Mission of Première urgence international in Palestine
• Noha Bawazir, Head of the Unesco Office in Palestine
• Brother Stéphane Milovitch, Director of the Cultural Heritage Department of the Custody of the Holy Land and in charge of the Terra Sancta Museum project
• Kherieh Rassas, Vice President for International Development and External Relations at An-Najah University
• Bernard Thibaud, Director of the Maison d'Abraham (Secours catholique-Caritas France) in Jerusalem
• Moderator: Luc Pareydt, philosopher and religious affairs advisor at the French Consulate General in Jerusalem

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?️On the occasion of the Night of Ideas 2022, the French Institute in Jerusalem, in partnership with the Arab World Institute, proposes to mirror Paris and Jerusalem on the theme "(Re)building together".

?️ A panel of guests with various profiles will be invited to speak and present inspiring initiatives in both cities. They will be in duplex between the Arab World Institute and the Consulate General of France in Jerusalem. Debate in French and English with simultaneous translation.

Several unprecedented events reveal that, for longer than we thought, our "common home" has been cracked in the diversity of its cultures, countries, institutions and traditions. The COVID pandemic has made us experience isolation, the limits of digital communication, the anguish of an improbable future and the withdrawal into our own territories. The current war in the heart of Europe and the oldest conflicts in the world (such as in Jerusalem) challenge us to consider justice, the sovereignty of peoples, respect for international law and the future of young people. Finally, the climate emergency requires a change in the way we share the world, in our economic and educational models.

We must prepare to rebuild. But on which fundamentals, what kind of creativity and projects should we rely in diverse world contexts? Politics, education, transmission of knowledge, beliefs, institutions, authority... New actors of peace are being revealed, bridges are being built between yesterday's enemies, start-ups are betting on the future in fragile contexts, solidarity is being forged in the service of the poorest. The old nations and the oldest traditions are called upon to enlighten the present and the future.

Paris. Jerusalem. Two world cities facing this "reconstruction". Two cities marked throughout history by episodes where reconstruction was necessary, tirelessly. Radically different, but both crossroads of civilisation, how do they each take up the challenge of the future in such an international context through singular projects?

SPEAKERS:
On the set at the Arab World Institute in Paris:

• Jack Lang, president of the Arab World Institute
• Paul Rondin, deputy director of the Avignon Festival
• Azouz Begag, writer, researcher in economics and sociology at the CNRS, former Minister Delegate in charge of promoting equal opportunities
• Hanna Assouline, journalist and director of the documentary " Les guerrières de la paix
• Eva Tapiero, lawyer and journalist, director of the publication of ONORIENT
• (to be confirmed) Eva Sadoun, co-founder of LITA, an investment platform for companies with social and environmental impact
• Moderation: Rachid Arhab, journalist

On the set at the Consulate General of France in Jerusalem:

• Rateb Rabi, director of Intersect Innovation Hub
• Tariq Nassar, founder of the Sinsila Centre
• Matan Israeli, founder of the NGO Muslala
• Anthony Dutemple, head of Mission of Première urgence internationale in Palestine
• Noha Bawazir, head of the Unesco office in Palestine
• Brother Stéphane, director of the Cultural Heritage Department of the Custody of the Holy Land and in charge of the Terra Sancta Museum project
• Kherieh Rassas, vice president in charge of International Development and External Relations at An-Najah University
• Bernard Thibaud, director of the House of Abraham (Secours catholique-Caritas France)
• Moderation: Luc Pareydt, philosopher and counselor for Religious Affairs at the Consulate General of France in Jerusalem

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7pm (Paris time)
8pm (Jerusalem time)

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