Category
books
One Israeli Soldier’s Psyche Comes to Light in ‘The Drive’
Jonathan Kirsch
July 9, 2020
A principled critic of the IDF comes in the form of one its soldiers in a new book.
An interview with Michael Chabon and Ayelet Waldman about confronting the Occupation
Jonathan Kirsch
June 2, 2017
Jewish name-calling: a note on Michael Oren, Leon Wieseltier and the art of insult
Danielle Berrin
July 6, 2015
‘Anonymous Soldiers’ looks at terrorism from another troubling angle
Jonathan Kirsch
February 25, 2015
“Anonymous Soldiers: The Struggle for Israel, 1917-1947” by Bruce Hoffman (Knopf) offers an uncomfortable but crucial message: Terrorism works.
Providing books to Jaffa preschoolers makes Israel stronger
Jewish Journal
August 6, 2014
The children at the Arabic-speaking Ofek preschool in Jaffa spent a lot of time this past year thinking about a mouse named Samsoum, the character in a picture book all the kids have read at home with help from their parents.
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Ayala Or-El
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Remembering Joe Lieberman
Rabbi Yitz Greenberg
May 9, 2024
Let There Be Love – A poem for Parsha Kedoshim
Rick Lupert
May 9, 2024
From Unexpected Offer to Cannes Triumph: The Jewish Succession
Ayala Or-El
May 9, 2024