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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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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The Talmud as the basis of Israeli law?
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged to “legally define the Talmud as the basis of the Israeli legal system”.
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iNakba: the “Angry Birds” of the Conflict
iNakba is the “Angry Birds” of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and guess who’s playing the part of the pigs?
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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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A poet beloved by one and all – Israel in Translation
The poet Zelda Schneersohn Mishkovsky was Amos Oz’s first love, first cousin to the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and beloved by all Israelis, religious or secular.
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Learning to live independently with autism – Journeys
Walter Solomon tells Rogel Alpher his incredible family story: how his son learned to live independently with autism.
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Does Israel love basketball more than Torah?
Is Tel Aviv winning the European basketball championship “proof that Zionism has failed”?
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