Tag: Israel

Tribalism in the Classroom

How British educational policy exacerbated social fragmentation in Palestine.

Israel’s Expanding Permit Regime

How racial hierarchy and bureaucracy are reshaping Jerusalem.

Remembering Refugee Children

Life for Iraqi Jews in Israel was not easy, particularly for the youngest among them.

Global Media in the Holy Land

From satellite TV to contraband texts, media has played a critical role for Palestinians in Israel.

The Everyman of Poetry

The quiet subversiveness of Yehuda Amichai’s poetry has been too long overlooked.

Remembering Kafr Qasim

How the 1956 massacre has shaped the Palestinian struggle for civil rights.

The Merits of Track Two Diplomacy

Unofficial dialogues can open up new approaches to intractable conflicts.

An Unleashed Power

From Japan, to Cuba, to Iran—three snapshots of a world changed by nuclear weapons.

The Political Consciousness of the Selfie, Pt. II

They’re about more than narcissism; they’re also tools for political self-identification.

The Political Consciousness of the Selfie

They’re about more than narcissism; they’re also tools for political self-identification.