The Tel Aviv Review

Occupier’s Liability: International Law of Occupation Revisited

Tel Aviv University’s Prof. Aeyal Gross explains how classic categories in international law must be adapted to today’s reality.

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The Name is Azoulay, Yael Azoulay

Adam LeBor discusses his new spy thriller novel featuring UN secret agent and former Israeli spy Yael Azoulay, the so-called “Israeli female James Bond.”

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Portrait of the Intellectual as a Young German Woman

Dr. Olga Kirschbaum discusses her work exploring the intellectual influences on philosopher Hannah Arendt’s thinking.

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Japan During WW2: A Classic Case of Anti-Semitism Without Jews

Professor Meron Medzini of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem discusses Japan and anti-Semitism during the Holocaust era.

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Whose World Heritage? De-politicizing Archaeology in Jerusalem

Yonathan Mizrachi directs Emek Shaveh, an organization seeking to “prevent the politicization of archaeology in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.”

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Death of a Statesman: Yitzhak Rabin and the End of an Israeli Era

Yitzhak Rabin’s former ambassador to the US Professor Itamar Rabinovich discusses his new biography of the prime minister.

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Zionism as a Vocation: Ahad Ha’am and the Legacy of Cultural Zionism

Dr. Brian Klug of University of Oxford analyzes 20th-century Zionist theorist Ahad Ha’am’s relevance to today’s Israel.

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