No laughing matter: What studying humor can teach us about life
A conversation with the founding chair of the Israeli Society for the Study of Humor, ahead of its annual conference.
Read MoreA conversation with the founding chair of the Israeli Society for the Study of Humor, ahead of its annual conference.
Read MoreAn exploration of the tumultuous relationship between Israel and Spain before and after diplomatic relations were established.
Read MoreAnalyzing the tension between tradition and modernity in 19th century Turkey through the introduction of standardized time.
Read MoreA discussion of the heated debate that swept the Jewish community in Palestine ahead of the 1936 Olympic Games.
Read MoreWeizmann was Israel’s first president and leader of the World Zionist Organization in the pre-state years, and he maintained an active career as a chemist.
Read MoreAn analysis of the “securocratic” regime that dominates global politics, with Israel at its forefront.
Read MoreA discussion of the life and opinions of Prof. Aviezer Ravitzky, one of Israel’s foremost Jewish philosophers.
Read MoreHow Muslim state courts in Jerusalem interact with other legal entities, and how they affect the city’s Muslim population.
Read MoreA discussion of the linguistic, educational, and political implications and limitations of the revival of the Hebrew language.
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Cyriac of Ancona, Europe’s first archaeologist
The life of Cyriac (Ciriaco) of Ancona, a 15th century traveler credited with bringing the long-lost marvels of the Classical world to Renaissance Italy.
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