Meet the Yahus
Alex Stein
A new novel about Benjamin Netanyahu's father's time in America fails to live up to the delicious promise of its source material.
Entebbe, Tehran, Munich
Nathan Abrams
How cinematic depictions of the Mossad spy became a reflection of shifting attitudes towards the State of Israel.
Dutch Dreaming of Israel
Daan F. Oostveen
Why do the Dutch political parties have so much to say about the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict?
The Two Survivors
Taleen Babayan
A comprehensive survey of Israeli-Armenian relations in the shadow of the latest Nagorno-Karabakh War.
The Excesses of French Jews/Scroll Down for Original in French
Noémie Issan-Benchimol
An analysis of two books on the place of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in French discourse and society.
The Scholar and the Activist
Moriel Rothman-Zecher
David Shulman between South Hebron and South India.
Between Three Circles
Monique Sochaczewski Guilherme Casaroes
Brazil's Middle East Policy from Collor to Bolonsaro.
Exile: Portraits of the Jewish Diaspora
Annika Hernroth-Rothstein
An excerpt from a new book examining some of the lesser-known Jewish communities around the world.
From Homeland to Birthplace
Leon Wiener Dow
Showcasing his exceptional talent for blurring the boundary between fact and fiction, Philip Roth's Operation Shylock and The Plot Against America offer a unique reflection on Israel and the Jewish-American situation.
Towards the East an Eye Gazes
Meron Medzini
From its genesis, Zionism sought the favor of Western powers and was virtually uninterested in Asian nations. Three new books look at the exceptions that confirm the rule.
This Time for Africa
Efy Halperin
Dr. Efy Halperin, an Israeli infectious disease specialist, spent several months volunteering in rural Uganda.