Tel Aviv Review of Books https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Rotted Hinterland Home Carthage / A Novel The Possibility of Exile (Un)burdened by the past Hebrew Against the Odds Transatlantic Cable The not-yet-final loss of Colombia Parsley, Sage, Rosemary & Thyme   At the Spring Lychees Imagining the Land of Israel without the State of Israel Behind the scenes of the ‘Amos Oz’ performance Portrait of a Great Israeli Novelist Back Issues Israel’s very own Black Mirror The Unnamed Generation of Hebrew Poetry Jewish and Palestinian-Arab Nationalisms: A Reappraisal The Two-State Solution: Dead, And Finally Buried? Repairing Glass From The Margins Religious Zionists from Mars, Secular Israelis from Venus A Collective of Caricatures Who Owns Palestine’s Cultural Assets? About Europe and a Tale of Two Wars Different Kinds of Silence Assad May Be Gone, But Ba’athism isn’t ‘The Land Is a Text’ Trouble in Paradise Known Unknowns: In Search of the Truth at Khirbet Qeiyafa and Masada He Was The Future Where the answer to the crisis of modernity might lie Reason of State, Reason and the State A Theory for the Future A Sonnet Seeking a Homeland A Plea to ‘Hybrid Israelis’ The Power of Reestablishment A Ripping-Apart Report October 7 and its aftermath: A view from Kurdistan and the Kurdish Diaspora Thought Clouds of Love and Conflict How social media triggered my BZD (Bipolar Zionist Disorder) All eyes on Tehran Reuven Rubin, ‘Palestine’s Gauguin’, 100 years on How different does this novel on Jewish history read post-Oct. 7? Sabras in Outer Space The day Kafka’s last wish became Agnon’s nightmare Libretto: Hanoch Levin My Life With a Tel Aviv Icon Not A Very Good Time For Hebrew