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Alex Stein

Alex Stein is a translator, tour guide and co-founder of the Tel Aviv Review of Books.

Beyond the Four Quarters

A new book about Jerusalem's Old City shatters some sacred cows while perpetuating others.

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Meet the Yahus

A new novel about Benjamin Netanyahu's father's time in America fails to live up to the delicious promise of its source material.

Summer 2021 Israel and the WorldLeave a Comment on Meet the Yahus

Known Unknowns: In Search of the Truth at Khirbet Qeiyafa and Masada

Two new books attempt to get to the heart of archaeological mysteries from the Biblical and Second Temple periods.

Summer 2020 History & ArchaeologyLeave a Comment on Known Unknowns: In Search of the Truth at Khirbet Qeiyafa and Masada

Stone Men

The story of the role played by Palestinian stonemasons and construction workers in the building of Israel.

TARB Extra Israel-PalestineLeave a Comment on Stone Men

An Interview with Guy Stagg

What's it like to walk from Canterbury to Jerusalem?

TARB Extra History & ArchaeologyLeave a Comment on An Interview with Guy Stagg

The Distortion of Palestine

One principle seems to be guiding "Palestine: A Four Thousand Year History": The minimization and marginalization of the role Jews played in the history of Palestine.

Spring 2019 Middle EastLeave a Comment on The Distortion of Palestine

"I didn’t choose to write in the form of a letter, it chose me": An Interview with Evan Fallenberg

An interview with Evan Fallenberg on his new novel 'The Parting Gift', focusing on issues of language, sexuality, and politics.

TARB Extra Israeli LiteratureLeave a Comment on "I didn’t choose to write in the form of a letter, it chose me": An Interview with Evan Fallenberg
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