Tel Aviv Review
A podcast by TLV1 Studios - Mondays
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637 Episodes
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Damned to be blessed: Jewish exile as a metaphor
Published: 1/04/2016 -
The two-state delusion: A coroner's report of a defunct solution
Published: 28/03/2016 -
Sovereignty in exile: the curious case of Kiryas Yoel
Published: 25/03/2016 -
The new left: Zionist youth movements in 1960s America
Published: 21/03/2016 -
Occidentalism: Travels and migration in Arabic literature
Published: 17/03/2016 -
A brief history of British Jewry
Published: 14/03/2016 -
Know thine enemy: Zionism in Arab discourses
Published: 10/03/2016 -
Britain's moment in Palestine: Dreams, politics & damage control
Published: 7/03/2016 -
A specter haunting Europe: Between Jewish past and Muslim present
Published: 4/03/2016 -
People of the visitor book: Commemorative practices in Jerusalem's war museum
Published: 29/02/2016 -
The Israeli melting pot: A grassroots perspective
Published: 26/02/2016 -
A program like no other: What Birthright Israel does right
Published: 22/02/2016 -
Many types of belonging: New historiography of Mideastern Jews
Published: 19/02/2016 -
Just a very naughty boy: Sabbatai Zevi and C17th Jewish messianism
Published: 15/02/2016 -
Weimar in Jerusalem: Is Israel on a slippery slope to fascism?
Published: 12/02/2016 -
Cyriac of Ancona, Europe's first archaeologist
Published: 8/02/2016 -
No laughing matter: What studying humor can teach us about life
Published: 5/02/2016 -
Love in the time of cholera: Three decades of Spanish-Israeli relations
Published: 1/02/2016 -
Anti-clockwise: Time and modernity in the late Ottoman Empire
Published: 29/01/2016 -
Higher, faster, stronger? 'Hitler's Olympiad' and the Yishuv
Published: 25/01/2016
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.