Arts & Culture

Parashat HaShavua: Avraham Burg on the rebellion of the Israelites

Former Speaker of the Knesset, Avraham “Avrum” Burg, offers a contemporary reading of this week’s Torah portion ‘Va’era.’

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Palestinian students and the struggle for nationhood: Past and present

Dr. Ido Zelkovitz, a Middle East scholar at Haifa University talks about his new book ‘Students and Resistance in Palestine: Books, Guns and Politics.’

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“Blessed be He who made me woman” – Israel in Translation

Host Marcela Sulak looks at the poetry of Shin Shifra, which is steeped in Orthodox religious practice but also portrays a feminine and feminist focus.

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An Hommage to Paris

This week, we dedicate the show to Paris and France, as a tribute to our Parisians friends who are going through a difficult phase.

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How the Bible became holy

Michael Satlow sheds some light on the selection and canonization processes over the centuries that brought the Bible to the special status it holds today.

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In 1948, Palestine saw Jewish refugees too

Dr. Nurit Cohen Levinovsky tells the story of the tens of thousands of Israeli Jews who became refugees during the War of Independence.

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The Choice Is Yours

Everyone in Israel is talking about March 17. Any idea what’s happening on that date?

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Promoting coexistence through the environment… and vice versa – Journeys

Originally from California and now based in Israel, Rabbi Yonatan Neril is the Founding Director of the Interfaith Center for Sustainable Development.

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You’re in the army now: How Judaism fell back in love with the military

Prof. Stuart Cohen, a political scientist specializing in diplomatic and military history, explains how WWI changed the attitude of Jews towards warfare.

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Holocaust research: From academia to the public realm

Holocaust historian Prof. Deborah Dwork discusses the production of knowledge about the Holocaust in an academic environment.

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