Jewish studies professor revives course on Mizrahi identity in Israel
In his 300-level class, Maryland professor Shay Hazkani will address a lesser-known issue in Israeli society: the state’s mistreatment of Mizrahi Jews
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Featuring David E. Sanger From The New York Times.
There is only one thread holding together the unprecedentedly disparate parties that will establish and support the nascent Israeli government announced on the night of June 2, an hour before the midnight deadline.
Israel's security service tried to block the publication of classified materials with reports on surveillance, wiretapping and counter-operations against politically active Jews of North African and Middle Eastern origin
Releasing such materials could reveal the Shin Bet's methods and potentially threat 'national security,' the court said
Now, with virtually all of the vote in and results unlikely to change, it is clear: Not only will there be no kingmaker, there will probably be no king.
Israelis are going to the polls on Tuesday for the fourth time in two years.
The major in Jewish Studies has been revised
In ‘The Rebellion of the Daughters,’ historian Rachel Manekin uncovers the story of ultra-Orthodox girls slipping away to convents in search of a better, more feminist education
‘Religions and Cultures of the Ancient Middle East’ pulls from Jewish studies, history and classics.
This special issue, a joint initiative of the Israel Political Science Association (ISPSA) and Israel Studies Review, seeks to examine innovation in the Israeli political and societal sphere.