The Tel Aviv Review

Israelis as well as Palestinians: The evolving national identity of Israeli Arabs

Dr. Itamar Radai of Tel Aviv University’s Moshe Dayan Center takes us through the complex and evolving national identity of Israeli Arabs.

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How Shlomo Sand stopped being a Jew

Prof. Shlomo Sand, who just retired from his position at Tel Aviv University, is probably best known for his bestselling book ‘The Invention of the Jewish People.’

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Water laws in British-ruled Palestine: A case study

Tel Aviv University’s Dr. David Schorr tells host Gilad Halpern about the evolution of water laws in Mandate Palestine.

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The everyday experience: Keeping monotony at bay

Dr. Eran Dorfman shares with host Gilad Halpern the mechanisms that can prevent our daily lives from becoming unchanging and monotonous.

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Tortured by the State: Race and gender in contemporary Israel

Host Gilad Halpern speaks to Prof. Smadar Lavie, author of a recent anthropological study, about race and gender in contemporary Israel.

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Airing grievances: A comparison of social protest movements

Naama Nagar, a sociologist from the University of Wisconsin Madison, was closely involved in two social protest movements in 2011; in Wisconsin and in her native Israel.

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A eulogy to a different kind of Zionism

Prof. Ofer Shiff, author of the recently published ‘The Downfall of Abba Hillel Silver and the Foundation of Israel,’ talks about the American-Jewish leader.

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