Positive Criminology and Positive Victimology

מהפכת הסליחה -מהפכה פנימית שמתגלגלת מהלב החוצה, אל הסביבה והעולם, ומקרינה חסד, שחוזר אל הלב בגדול.
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סליחה.
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סליחה.
כל השנה.
דרך חיים.
סליחה.

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האפשרות לסליחה.
הבחירה.
סליחה.
החופש מכעס.
חופש.

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With a new $220,000 grant, Israeli researchers look to teach rabbis the latest science of forgiveness Israeli academics look at various concepts of forgiveness and how they can be applied in Israeli communities, but not specifically as it relates to the Oct. 7 attacks or the ongoing war

סליחה ויהדות - נקודת מפגש חינוכית.
מאמר טרי, עדיין חם מהתנור.

Forgiveness and Judaism - the educational meeting point
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An international conference on Forgiving and Being Forgiven.
February, 1-2, 2023, Dt. of Criminology, Bar-Ilan University, Israel.
Free admission, but registration in advance is needed.
Here is the link for details, registration and abstract submission: https://www.retorno-biu.org/services-4
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picture: Joseph and his brothers

The First International Conference on Forgiveness and Forgiving within an Inter/Intra Cultural Perspective

1st and 2nd of February, 2023
Bar-Ilan University, Israel.

Call for papers & Save the date!
The First International Conference on Forgiveness, within an Inter/intra cultural perspective, is launching its call for papers.

The call is directed to scholars, experts and practitioners in relevant fields with the following themes:

Forgiveness, the forgiving and or the forgiven person within an intra/intercultural context.

Forgiveness has countless cultural manifestations. It is relevant to the progress of criminology, victimology, positive criminology, restorative justice and conflict transformation. The term has been elaborated in the fields of psychology, sociology, anthropology, moral philosophy, religion studies and spirituality practice, ethics, legal studies, economy and more. The topic entangles a variety of developments of what "forgiveness" may imply.

The aim of the conference is to explore the variety of meanings of forgiveness, the benefits or risks that can come from the act, for both those that forgive, and for those who have been forgiven.

The conference is hosting some of the leading lights in the field of forgiveness. The speakers attending will include both academics and lived experience with whom we will strive to deepen our understandings of the concept.
I
f you are interested to present, please submit your proposals up to 300 words for a presentation or a workshop, to Prof. Tomer Einat: ‏[email protected]‬‏ by the 15th of September 2022.‬‬‬‬‬‬
We hope to hear from you and have you with us on this special and meaningful event!

Kind wishes,
The organising committee: Mr. Peter Woolf, Dr.Esthi Shachaf-Friedman, Prof. Tomer Einat, Dr. Itzhak Ben Yair, Ms. Yarden Agmon, Prof. Natti Ronel‬.

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Joseph and his Brothers Acrylic Print. by Abraham Bloemaert 1564 1651

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From the backcover:
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They say the first step is always accepting we have faults. But where do those faults come from? Dependencies. Addictive behaviors. Powerlessness. All stem from one source, deep within us: Self-Centeredness.