How Israel Abolished Trafficking in Women
Dr. Nurit Hashimshony-Yaffe of the Tel Aviv-Yaffo Academic College tells us about her most recent study on women trafficking.
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Hilik Magnus: The godfather of search and rescue – Journeys
When disaster strikes in a far-flung corner of the earth, a search and rescue team is required: This is where Hilik Magnus comes in.
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‘The Hilltop’ shows us the view from both sides of the separation wall – Israel in Translation
Host Marcela Sulak introduces us to Assaf Gavron’s novel ‘The Hilltop,’ which follows the lifespan of an illegal Israeli settlement in the West Bank.
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I’m Fed Up With Hebrew… ‘Staaam’!
The word סתם can mean many things in Hebrew: ‘for no particular reason,’ ‘just kidding,’ and it also has many more linguistic uses
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Marina Toshich’s ode to the oud – Journeys
Marina Toshich discusses her childhood and how she never imagined that out of all of her hobbies, the oud, would ultimately become her life and career.
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Israelis as well as Palestinians: The evolving national identity of Israeli Arabs
Dr. Itamar Radai of Tel Aviv University’s Moshe Dayan Center takes us through the complex and evolving national identity of Israeli Arabs.
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Rise and decline of civilizations: Lessons for the Jewish People
Dr. Shalom Salomon Wald tells host Gilad Halpern what the Jewish Civilization can learn from others’ mistakes.
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The ancient springs of Sataf — Pathways
We visit the picturesque Sataf National Park on the outskirts of Jerusalem, known for its ancient ruins and agricultural terraces.
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Latrun, where military legacies were forged — Pathways
We visit Latrun in Israel’s Ayalon Valley, believed to be where Joshua defeated the Amorites and where Judah Maccabee prepared to battle the Greeks.
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The souvenir shop of Taha Muhammad Ali – Israel in Translation
Host Marcela Sulak tells Ali’s charming fairytale about how his craft was tested by a visitor who came daily to his shop…
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