Coalition proposition disquisition
the dilemma facing opposition leader Isaac Herzog: Is opposition a form of perdition? Is joining the coalition electoral sedition demanding contrition?
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Remembering the Holocaust
“It is neither easy nor agreeable to dredge this abyss of viciousness, yet it must be done: What was perpetrated yesterday could be attempted again tomorrow.”
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The roaring stone – It Takes All Sports
How did curling, invented in medieval Scotland, make it to the sultry, sandy Middle East, and become the only Winter Olympic team sport played in Israel?
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Maya Bejerano’s poetry lab – Israel in Translation
Host Marcela Sulak reads from Israeli poet Maya Bejerano’s poems “Data Processing 60” and “Data Processing 10.” Poetry, for Bejerano, is a laboratory.
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“We are always the Palmach” — Pathways
In this audio slideshow we visit the Palmach museum in Tel Aviv; the Palmach was the elite strike force of the Haganah paramilitary body in Mandate Palestine.
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So much to protest, so little protest music?
Whether, as one music critic has just written, Israeli pop music is hopelessly and cluelessly apolitical and navel-gazing.
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Fission indecision
We discuss how leftist Israelis ought to react to the framework agreement limiting Iran’s military nuclear program.
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The natural and man-made monuments of Timna Valley Park — Pathways
In this audio slideshow we visit the Timna Valley Park. This immense, arid esplanade – larger than Tel Aviv – is Israel’s biggest park.
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The Jew who defeated Hitler
Peter Moreira discusses his book, ‘The Jew Who Defeated Hitler: Henry Morgenthau Jr., FDR, And How We Won The War,’ with host Gilad Halpern.
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Trailing off: Is hiking on the decline in the Holy Land?
We discuss whether Israel’s culture of hiking the land is as imperiled as the Zionist ethos that gave birth to it.
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