Tel Aviv Review – Full Show

Prof. Yosef Toby of the University of Haifa discusses the cultural golden age of Tunisian Jews.

We discuss the relationship of Abraham Lincoln with the then still small and relatively uninfluential American Jewish community, and recount personal anecdotes of Prime Minister Golda Meir from Meron Medzini’s days as her press secretary.

We dissect the theoretical underpinnings of the writing of Israel-bashers in academia around the world.

Dr. Stefan Ihrig explains how Turkish nationalism inspired the Nazis, and Prof. Alon Confino talks about how the Nazis imagined a world without Jews.

Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox explains how the Jewish intellect has developed over the years; Dr. Michal Segal Arnold talks about her life as an Israeli in an Indian reservation.

Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox explains how the Jewish intellect has developed over the years; Dr. Michal Segal Arnold talks about her life as an Israeli in an Indian reservation.

Dr. Liora Halperin discusses the inculcation of Hebrew in pre-state Israel; and Omri Grinberg talks about the Palestinian “children of the junction.”

East German and radical left West German attitudes to Israel; the first ever Israeli researcher to study the UK Palestinian diaspora.

Dr. Edna Barromi Perlman talks about landscape photography in Israel and Prof. Yosef Salmon on the history of the relationship between Zionism and Judaism.

Prof. Ronsethal Kwall explains why even the most secular Jews have imbibed the ‘halakha,’ and Nachum Shiloh discusses the emergence of elites in Saudi Arabia.