The Tel Aviv Review

The curious case of Sharia courts in the Jewish state

How Muslim state courts in Jerusalem interact with other legal entities, and how they affect the city’s Muslim population.

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The Israeli vernacular & the limits of education

A discussion of the linguistic, educational, and political implications and limitations of the revival of the Hebrew language.

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How the “Schindler of Vilnius” saved my life

Holocaust survivor Simon Malkes has dedicated his recently published memoirs to the man who saved him, a Nazi officer called Karl Plagge.

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Civil religion, Israel style: Independence Day case study

The construction of the Israeli national narrative in the early years, bridging statehood and millennia of Jewish tradition.

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Global memory culture: From Hiroshima to Auschwitz

A discussion on the parallel cultures of commemoration that emanated from the two biggest catastrophes of the Second World War.

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