Introducing Sam Sussman
TARB editors
An interview with the newest member of the Tel Aviv Review of Books editorial team.
Intoxicating Zion
Haggai Ram
An excerpt from Haggai Ram's book about hashish in Mandatory Palestine and Israel.
Red Sea Spies
Raffi Berg
An excerpt from Raffi Berg's book about the true story of Mossad's fake diving resort in Sudan.
The Memory Monster
Yardenne Greenspan Yishai Sarid
An excerpt from Yishai Sarid's new novel about a historian who specializes in leading tours of concentration camps in Poland.
What is Love? An Interview with Yaron Shani
Akin Ajayi
An intimate conversation with the acclaimed Israeli filmmaker.
Introducing Maayan Eitan
TARB editors
An interview with the newest member of the Tel Aviv Review of Books editorial team.
Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall?
Jonathan Spyer
A new book argues for the historic significance of the Arab Spring. Does it succeed?
Our Strange Victory: Quarantine Reflections
Ben Hartman
What's it been like living in Israel during coronavirus, and how is the 'new normal' panning out?
Stone Men
Alex Stein
The story of the role played by Palestinian stonemasons and construction workers in the building of Israel.
An Interview with Adeena Sussman
Rachel Barenbaum
An interview with Adeena Sussman about her new vibrant recipe book inspired by Tel Aviv's Carmel Market.
My Grandfather’s House
Amir Mahmoud Jabarin
The fascinating story of an Ottoman-era house in Umm al-Fahm and what it tells us about the history of Palestinian architecture.
"I didn’t choose to write in the form of a letter, it chose me": An Interview with Evan Fallenberg
Alex Stein
An interview with Evan Fallenberg on his new novel 'The Parting Gift', focusing on issues of language, sexuality, and politics.
‘For Your Information’: Twelve Micro-Stories
Alex Epstein
Somewhere, in a parallel universe, there's an Alex Epstein who writes novels," says Alex Epstein - author of the micro-stories we present here – about his chosen literary form.
TARB Extra: Israeli TV in the Age of Netflix
Noa Lavie
The popularity of Fauda, rooted firmly in the Israel-Palestine conflict, prompts interesting questions about the international success of Israel’s television.