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India, Israel and the Jewish People
- Table of Contents
- Part 1
- Part 2: Recommendations
- Part 3: Chapters
- Chapter 1: Why India?
- Chapter 2: India Marches West: Fast-growing links with the Middle East
- Chapter 3: The Development of Indo-Israeli Ties
- Chapter 4: India, the Jewish People, and Israel: A Triangular Relationship
- The Jews of India: A Long-Lasting Symbiosis
- The 20th Century: World Judaism Reaches out to India
- Recognition without Normalization: American Jewish Interventions
- Ties between Jewish and Indian Diasporas
- Jewish outreach to the Indian diaspora in the United States
- Jewish outreach to the Indian diaspora in the United Kingdom
- Religious Dialogues: Hindus and Jews; Indian Muslims and Jews
- Jewish NGOs and India’s Civil Society
- Crosscurrents in 20th Century Literature: Jews in Indian Fiction and India in Jewish Fiction
- Endnotes
- Chapter 5: Excursion into History: Ancient and Medieval Traces
- Comparing Indian and Jewish Civilization: A Western Tradition
- Early Israel and First Temple Period: Echoes from a Far-Off Land (1200 – 586 BCE)
- Hellenistic Jews: The Idealization of India (300 BCE – 200 CE)
- Mishnah and Talmud: Dealing with Indian Reality (150-500 CE)
- Jewish India Traders in the Middle Ages (1100-1300)
- India in Medieval Jewish Thought: Between Admiration and Rejection (900-1300)
- Endnotes
- List of Interviewees
- Selected Bibliography