Give participants an opportunity to explore various viewpoints and attitudes of official and unofficial people in the three countries and to see how they regard one another. The experience is intended to have a first class impact on the course of study about proposals and possible solutions to the Middle East conflict.

Two-day field trips to each of the countries: Egypt, Jordan and Israel. Meetings with government officials and academics; seminars in the political science departments of theuniversities in Cairo, Amman and Jerusalem and home hospitality with local people in each country.

Da'at staff and political science analyst.

Additional Modules

Field trips and study of five elements in Israeli society: the army, the community center, a moshav, a pioneer settlement and an Arab village. Program includes exchange of views and field survey.

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Program covers major elements of the Israeli judiciary, including the multi-faceted court system for administering civil, religious and military law.

Field trips addressing issues such as industrialization, desert agriculture, immigrant absorption, permanent housing for Bedouins and pioneer settlements.

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In Israel

See: Meetings