The industrious life of David Ben-Gurion, Israel's founding father, reads like a polyphonic novel whose depths are never exhausted.
An excerpt from Payam Feili's memoir about life as an Iranian asylum seeker in Israel.
Concrete was the material that built the State of Israel - its prevalence from Tel Aviv to Be’er Sheva to the kibbutz is an expression of Zionism itself.
The conceptual threads connecting the two systems of thought.
Original in HebrewWe’re used to saying that truth is stranger than fiction. But why does Israeli literature hold back from strangeness in both truth and fiction?
Original in HebrewBrazil's Middle East Policy from Collor to Bolonsaro.
An Israeli in Berlin asks: Does German culture belong to me?
Three publications show different approaches to teaching the Arab-Israeli Conflict on campus.
An excerpt from Yair Assulin's new novel, translated by Jessica Cohen.
A selection of the first English translations of work by poet Yonatan Berg.
