The Israeli who turned an entire nation on its head
Dr Moshe Cohen-Gil talks about his new book “The Israelis who Wished to Cure the World,” which tells the story of the pioneers of alternative medicine in Israel.
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Let them eat carrots: The role of incentives in peace processes
Why do sanctions always gain the upper hand? Dr. Nimrod Goren, of Mitvim and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, explains.
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Kids, try this at home: The formation of the Hebrew literary canon for children
Prof. Yael Darr discusses the not-so-dogmatic indoctrination of Hebrew-speaking children in the 1930s-1950s.
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Yaakov Shabtai’s vernacular – Israel in Translation
Discover Yaakov Shabtai’s single-paragraph novel, Past Continuous, the first truly vernacular work in the Hebrew language.
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Rogel Alpher with Dov Ber Cohen – Journeys
Dov Ben Cohen has led a life full of adventures in far-flung places. What’s left for him to do today? Rogel Alpher finds out.
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Michael “Mikado” Warschawski: an Israeli anti-Zionist activist – Journeys
Veteran anti-Zionist activist Michael “Mikado” Warschawski tells us about the path that led him to radical social movement “Mazpen” and his work against the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories.
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Why Israeli Americans should vote for the Democratic Party – Journeys
Sheldon Schorer: Jewish American voters need to grow up and recognize that Obama acts in Israel’s interests.
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