Love of Labor lost
Does Israel’s Labor Party just have too much baggage to continue? Is it time to bury it and start over?
Read MoreDoes Israel’s Labor Party just have too much baggage to continue? Is it time to bury it and start over?
Read MoreA case study in the Rabbinate’s monopoly on granting divorces in Israel, and one woman’s fight to break it.
Read MoreAnalyzing the tension between tradition and modernity in 19th century Turkey through the introduction of standardized time.
Read MoreWe discuss the “NGO Transparency Bill.” Is money donated by foreign governments any different from money donated by foreign individuals?
Read MoreA discussion of the heated debate that swept the Jewish community in Palestine ahead of the 1936 Olympic Games.
Read MoreIsraeli performance artist Natali Cohen Vaxberg is going to be tried for defecating on an Israeli flag.
Read MoreIsraelis are being urged to boycott Ikea because the Swedish foreign minister criticized Israel’s killing-on-the-spot of terrorist attackers.
Read MoreWeizmann was Israel’s first president and leader of the World Zionist Organization in the pre-state years, and he maintained an active career as a chemist.
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Love in the time of cholera: Three decades of Spanish-Israeli relations
An exploration of the tumultuous relationship between Israel and Spain before and after diplomatic relations were established.
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