Those Who Heard the Voice of the Dove
Asael Abelman
A new essay collection draws attention to hitherto neglected Sephardic and Mizrahi Zionist leaders
Beyond the Four Quarters
Alex Stein
A new book about Jerusalem's Old City shatters some sacred cows while perpetuating others.
Post-Translation: Between the Bi-National and Dialogic
Ohad Zeltzer Zubida
Two recent books by Yehouda Shenhav provide a radical vision for the future of translation.
Why Are They Leaving?
John Munayer
A new book offers a useful overview of the story of the Christian departure from the Middle East, while neglecting some of its key causes.
Who By Fire
Matti Friedman
An exclusive excerpt from Matti Friedman's new book about Leonard Cohen's tour of Israeli army bases during the Yom Kippur War.
A Sentimental Stroll Down Ramban Straße
Arie M. Dubnov
A new book attempts to capture the spirit of 'German Jerusalem': A neighborhood in the holy city that, following the rise of Nazism, became a hub of German-Jewish intelligentsia.
The Splendor of Cities
Yaser Abu Areesha
A personal assessment of the Palestinian situation following the tumultuous events of 2021.
A New Era in Arab-Jewish Relations?
Raef Zreik
The United Arab List's participation in Israel's ruling coalition represents Israel's preference for indirect rule over full citizenship when dealing with its Palestinian citizens.
A Typology of National Liberation Movements
Olga Kirschbaum-Shirazki
Why otherwise competent scholars get Zionism and Palestinian nationalism wrong.
Love: A Novel
Maayan Eitan
An excerpt from Maayan Eitan's new novel about a young prostitute in a Tel Aviv-like city.