Seeing out 2014 with Dahlia Ravikovitch’s ‘Dress of Fire’ – Israel in Translation
We hear Dahlia Ravikovitch’s own recitation of her poem ‘Dress of Fire,’ which host Marcela Sulak translates.
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The “Crucial, last-chance, decisive watershed” edition – The Promised Podcast
Are these the most important elections in Israel’s history? What makes Naftali Bennett tick? Plus our ‘Person, Place or Thing of the Year.’
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Shabbat Sha-shut-up!
Why did a campaign promoting Shabbat observance have everyone grousing and grumbling? Allison, Don, and Noah ask, what’s all the fuss about?
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From corporate lawyer to Israeli rock star — Kol Cambridge
Kol Cambridge is proud to welcome hot new talent Gad Johnson, here to talk about his fantastic debut album & share some of his favourite Israeli music.
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Ha’am (is seriously) Itanu?
Eli Yishai, the natty ex-Shas leader, has just started his own competing party, Ha’am Itanu (The Nation is with Us). Allison, Don, and Noah wonder, can Eli Yishai remake Mizrahi politics in Israel?
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Where Jesus walked, told through ‘Arabesques’ – Israel in Translation
As Christians all over the world celebrate Christmas Eve tonight, we travel to the Galilee region of Israel through the eyes of the novelist Anton Shammas.
Read MoreThe “give peace a deadline” edition – The Promised Podcast
We discuss the Palestinian proposal that puts a deadline on peace, Eli Yishai’s new party, and an irking campaign promoting Shabbat observance.
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Israel’s ‘crucial, last-chance, decisive watershed’
Allison, Don, and Noah discuss the weird notion, asserted by politicians and pundits, that these elections are “the most important” in Israel’s history.
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