STORY OF THE WEEK: Musicians not politicians
Omer Mor, of “The City” (Ha’Ir Hazot) hip-hop opera, recounts the wave of protests from the BDS movement at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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A eulogy to a different kind of Zionism
Prof. Ofer Shiff, author of the recently published ‘The Downfall of Abba Hillel Silver and the Foundation of Israel,’ talks about the American-Jewish leader.
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Emile Habibi: The ‘pessoptimist’ who worked for coexistence – Israel in Translation
Emile Habibi won both the Al Quds and the Israel Prizes for literature, served in the Knesset, and worked all his life for Israeli-Palestinian coexistence.
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How a Peruvian Interpreter Goes About Learning Hebrew
Guy Sharett is joined in the studio by Grego Villalobos, an interpreter for the European Institutions in Brussels, and an avid Streetwise Hebrew listener
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Spinning the conflict: ‘Hasbara,’ the next generation – Journeys
Host Rogel Alpher talks to Joanna Landau, the founder and executive director of Kinetis Ltd., a grassroots organization which seeks to boost Israel’s image in the world.
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TRAKTORFABRIK, a play by Noémi Schlosser: Act 1
TLV1 has collaborated with Tel Aviv’s premier English-language performing arts organization, The Stage, to bring Noémi Schlosser’s unique play to life on the radio.
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The price of collaboration: Israel’s Arab informants
Host Gilad Halpern speaks to Prof. Menachem Hofnung of Hebrew University about his ground-breaking study on Israel’s treatment of Arab informants.
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PERSON OF THE WEEK: Noemi Schlosser’s Tractor Factory
Host Ilene Prusher talks to Noemi Schlosser, a writer, producer, actor, and the artistic director of Salomee Speelt, a Belgian mixed-media theater company.
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A time of harmonious coexistence: The Jews and Muslims of Tinghir
Host Gilad Halpern speaks to the makers of the documentary film ‘Tinghir-Jerusalem: Echoes from the Mellah.’
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