Hannah Arendt under the microscope
Evaluating the Jewish-German philosopher’s theories on totalitarianism through testimonies of Holocaust victims and survivors.
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BDS bummer on campus
Student councils and minority activist groups are demanding divestment from Israel while telling Jewish students they are privileged whites.
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Women and sport: Athena’s recipe for coexistence
Meet some of the 10,000 girls and women who came from all corners of the country to participate in Israel’s largest women’s sports event.
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Desert flowers with deep roots – Israel in Translation
An introduction to the work of Tel Aviv-born Michal Govrin, who has described her poems as the flowers of a desert plant with very deep roots.
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Diary of A Hunger Strike: Day 10
Adi and his friend Asher have been sitting on hunger strike in Rabin Square, Tel Aviv, since Sunday 3rd May 2015.
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Diary of A Hunger Strike: Day 9
“Yesterday, Asher fell ill and had to stop the hunger strike and leave. I decided to stay here alone even though it’s harder and a little bit frightening.”
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Diary of A Hunger Strike: Day 8
“Our first day camping in the square there was a demonstration here. The police threw stun grenades and it was a bit traumatic. I hope that doesn’t happen again today, as I don’t have the energy to run away.”
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Diary of A Hunger Strike: Day 7
Adi and his friend Asher have been sitting on hunger strike on Rabin Square since Sunday 3rd May 2015.
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Will Negev Bedouins have to make way for the Jews?
A high court ruling allows plans to go forward to demolish a 60-year-old Bedouin village in the Negev in order to establish a new Jewish town in its place.
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