Jewish and Palestinian-Arab Nationalisms: A Reappraisal

Olga Kirschbaum-Shirazki

The common perception in the West that Palestinian nationalism is left-wing and specifically anti-imperialist, and Jewish nationalism right-wing and imperialist, runs counter to the modern history of nations and nationalism. How did this come to be?

Not A Very Good Time For Hebrew

Michal Zechariah

It is not a coincidence that the first English translation of a book by California-based Maya Arad, a virtuoso of linguistic verisimilitude, is dedicated to the growing bifurcation of Israeli expats' attitudes to their country of origin.

Reuven Rubin, ‘Palestine’s Gauguin’, 100 years on

Bennett Tucker

Featuring rural farmlands in the Galilee, vistas of Jerusalem's Old City and Tel Aviv's burgeoning modernity, Rubin's 1924 exhibition at Jerusalem's Tower of David Citadel was much more than the oft-cited 'first modern art exhibition in Israel.'