Two books on negotiating Jerusalem

In short

“Negotiating Jerusalem: Preconditions for Drawing Scenarios Based on Territorial Compromises” was published by PASSIA in Jerusalem in 2002. “The Holy Places of Jerusalem in Middle East Peace Agreements: The Conflict between Global and State Identities”, drawn from his Hebrew University doctorate, followed from Sussex Academic Press in 2009.

The second book was reviewed in Middle Eastern Studies, The Middle East Journal and Digest of Middle East Studies, and endorsed by Prof. Raymond Cohen of the Hebrew University and by Luigi Ferrari Bravo, former judge of the International Court of Justice.

Rome book conference, 19 November 2009: greetings

• Nicola ZingarettiPresident of the Province of Rome
• Vincenzo ScottiUndersecretary of State, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Luigi Vittorio FerrarisPresident, CISCI
• Michael BraunDirector, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Italy
• Victor MagiarUnion of Italian Jewish Communities
• Alberto Ortega MartínSecretariat of State, Holy See
• Mario ScialojaIslamic Cultural Centre of Italy

Round table, chaired by Cardinal Achille Silvestrini

• Nazmi Al-JubehCo-Director, Riwaq – Centre for Architectural Conservation, Ramallah
• Piero FassinoMember of the Chamber of Deputies
• Luigi Ferrari BravoUniversity of Rome, former member of the International Court of Justice
• Mark HellerSenior Fellow, Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies, Tel Aviv University
• Giovan Battista Brunori, Eric SalernoJournalists, Tg2 and Il Messaggero