Live in London: Ian Black on One Hundred Years of Conflict
Ian Black, discusses his new book “Enemies and Neighbors: Arabs and Jews in Palestine and Israel 1917-2017.”
Read More: Live in London: Ian Black on One Hundred Years of ConflictIan Black, discusses his new book “Enemies and Neighbors: Arabs and Jews in Palestine and Israel 1917-2017.”
Read More: Live in London: Ian Black on One Hundred Years of ConflictThe country explodes in rage and ridicule after an ultra-orthodox musician tapes his eyes so they would not behold woman dancing in front of the stage. In a tolerant society, why can’t we tolerate that?
Read More: See No Evil? Evil Not to See?Dr Kinneret Lahad talks about her book, which investigates stereotypes, ageism, sexism, and other aspects surrounding singlehood.
Read More: Single-Mindedness: Towards a New Understanding of SinglehoodAre mass demonstrations in the streets the key to toppling the bastards, to just a meaningless bit of self-important self-delusion?
Read More: What Do and Don’t Demonstrations Do?What fears and hopes arise from Donald Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital city?
Read More: If I Don’t Recognize You, O JerusalemRabbi Josh Weinberg joins us live onstage as we ask: Are progressive American Jews done with Israel?
Read More: It Happens in the Best of FamiliesGilead Sher, formerly Israel’s chief negotiator, discusses his new co-edited book “Negotiating in Times of Conflict”, which offers a panorama of perspectives on how to overcome obstacles in peace negotiations.
Read More: Inclusivity Clauses: Getting Past Stalemate in PeacemakingAirbnb adds a hundred bucks to the rent of every apartment in Tel Aviv. Is it time to shut it down?
Read More: BewarebnbA proposed amendment to the elections
advertising law will do away with government sponsored free TV spots during election campaigns. Is it too early to eulogize the place of television in electoral politics?
The Perplexing Problem of Patriotism
Why does Israel’s Left consistently fail to persuade fellow citizens that they are just as patriotic as other Israelis?
Read More: The Perplexing Problem of Patriotism