Tel Aviv Review
En podcast av TLV1 Studios - Måndagar
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The 11th lost tribe: Tales of Jewish Sudan
Publicerades: 2017-01-09 -
Hasidism 2.0: Breslav and the secret of its newfound appeal
Publicerades: 2017-01-06 -
The glass mechitza: Fighting for women's rights, from the courthouse to shul
Publicerades: 2017-01-02 -
The last fight let us face: Israeli communist commemoration of Spain's civil war
Publicerades: 2016-12-30 -
Indecision makers: How Israel forces asylum seekers into legal limbo
Publicerades: 2016-12-26 -
Lies, damned lies and scholarship
Publicerades: 2016-12-23 -
Israel's grand economic reform that never was
Publicerades: 2016-12-19 -
Retracing Zionism's liberal roots
Publicerades: 2016-12-16 -
Back when Harlem was Jewish
Publicerades: 2016-12-12 -
Two Jewish communities separated by a common affinity for Israel
Publicerades: 2016-12-09 -
The faith equation: Are secularism and scientific progress inextricably intertwined?
Publicerades: 2016-12-04 -
Sunshine state: The case for renewable energy in Israel
Publicerades: 2016-12-02 -
Esperanto: Undoing the curse of Babel
Publicerades: 2016-11-28 -
What have the Romans ever done for us?
Publicerades: 2016-11-25 -
Women on a mission: Tackling gender inequality in Israel
Publicerades: 2016-11-21 -
Kids from hell: Early Holocaust testimonies of Child Survivors
Publicerades: 2016-11-18 -
Occupational hazards: Moral numbing among Israeli soldiers in the West Bank
Publicerades: 2016-11-14 -
Pax Britannica? The troubled legacy of Sykes-Picot
Publicerades: 2016-11-11 -
Make yourselves at home: The integration of immigrants in the new Israeli state
Publicerades: 2016-11-07 -
Sorely missed? Martin Buber's sociology under scrutiny
Publicerades: 2016-11-04
Showcasing the latest developments in the realm of academic and professional research and literature, about the Middle East and global affairs. We discuss Israeli, Arab and Palestinian society, the Jewish world, the Middle East and its conflicts, and issues of global and public affairs with scholars, writers and deep-thinkers.
