Discussing the distinctive characteristics of one of the English speaking world’s largest Jewish communities, before and after their mass aliya.

The contribution of satirical plays in the British Mandate period to the creation of a homegrown Israeli culture.

The evolution of peacemaking policies among Israel’s political and military circles.

How did Jewish Americans view Israel’s treatment of its largest ethnic minority in the 1950s and 60s, when they were subjected to military rule?

How Jews and anti-Semitism have been utilized in the media war between Russia and Ukraine.

Could Israel have avoided the devastating Yom Kippur War by accommodating to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat’s peace overtures?

Putting the spotlight on a relatively obscure Israeli film genre – the Western.

The changing attitudes of (predominantly Jewish) American Marxists towards Zionism during the Second World War and its immediate aftermath.

New approaches to teaching the complexities of Israel to American undergraduate students.

Eyal Boers talks about his film, “Live or Die in Entebbe,” which tells the unknown story of the victims of the celebrated rescue operation.