Fathom > Search results for '������ ���������������� 40 ������������ �������������� ������������������ bit.ly/psy3000'

Search: ������ ���������������� 40 ������������ �������������� ������������������ bit.ly/psy3000

Christianophobia: an interview with Rupert Shortt Rupert Shortt is the author of Christianophobia: A Faith Under Attack and religion editor of the Times Literary Supplement. Alan… Read more > ‘Trump is continuing Obama’s retreat from the world’: William Kristol on US foreign policy William Kristol is the founder and editor at large of the influential US political magazine The Weekly Standard. In 2008… Read more > The Resistible Rise of Benjamin Netanyahu: an interview with Neill Lochery Neil Lochery is the Catherine Lewis Professor of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Studies at University College London (UCL). He has… Read more > ‘There is a clash of civilisations’: An interview with Benny Morris In this in-depth interview, Israeli historian Benny Morris speaks with Professor Gabriel Noah Brahm about his work, his critics and… Read more > Dave Rich | ‘The Left’s Jewish problem’     Dave Rich is deputy director of communications at the Community Security Trust (CST), associate research fellow at the… Read more > Why you should read the two Israeli novels on the New York Times list of 100 notable books of 2020 Two Israeli novels — The Memory Monster by Yishai Sarid and The Tunnel by A.B. Yehoshua — made it onto… Read more > After Brexit (1): Jonathan Rynhold on Israel’s future relations with the UK and the EU Fathom’s contributing editor Dr. Toby Greene sat down with Jonathan Rynhold, professor of Political Science at Bar Ilan University, and… Read more > Perry Anderson’s House of Zion: A Symposium | Mitchell Cohen Perry Anderson and the House of Anti-Imperialism Editorial introduction to the Symposium: Perry Anderson’s long essay, ‘The House of Zion’,… Read more > Diary from Tel Aviv | Thinking in Quarantine Dahlia Scheindlin is a leading international public opinion analyst, a political consultant and a policy fellow at the Century Foundation; she is also… Read more > No Room for Small Dreams: How the Start-up Nation can help create the Start-Up Region Chemi Peres is the chairman of the Peres Centre for Peace and Innovation, founded by his father Shimon Peres in… Read more > Returning Jihadis: A Generational Threat Professor Peter Neumann’s new book Radicalised: New Jihadists and the Threat to the West, has been described as ‘The book… Read more > The Philosophy behind ‘BDS’: a review of ‘Deconstructing Zionism: A Critique of Political Metaphysics’ What is one to make of a volume of specialised essays in contemporary philosophy – a compilation including some of… Read more > Trump, Israel and the Jews: What Happens Next? Shany Mor is a former Director for Foreign Policy on the Israeli National Security Council. In these first thoughts on… Read more > Making Sense of the Israeli Elections On 20 March 2015, three days after the Israeli election, former Deputy Speaker of the Knesset Naomi Chazan made sense… Read more > Israel70 | Schooling for Peace: an interview with Dr Nava Sonnenschein Dr Nava Sonnenschein is one of the founding members of the binational egalitarian community, Neve Shalom – Wahat al-Salam. In… Read more > Oslo25 | Twenty five years since Oslo: an insider’s account Joel Singer was the Israeli delegation’s legal adviser to the Oslo talks. A confidant of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, he… Read more > Shiraz Maher | Mapping contemporary Salafi-Jihadism Shiraz Maher is the author of Salafi-Jihadism: The History of an Idea (Hurst, 2016) and Deputy Director at the International… Read more > Oslo25 | ‘We must liberate our thinking from the Oslo straitjacket’: An interview with Hussein Agha Hussein Agha has been involved in Palestinian peace negotiations for three decades. A senior associate member of St. Antony’s College,… Read more > Lessons from Cyprus for Israel-Palestine Cyprus has experienced a protracted, unresolved conflict for roughly five decades. Like Israel-Palestine, the conflict has ethno-nationalist and territorial dimensions,… Read more > Albert Memmi: Zionism as National Liberation With kind permission from Yale University Press, Fathom brings you an extract from 'The Lions' Den: Zionism and the Left from… Read more > From John Strawson to Lyn Julius: Fathom writers share their favourite books and films (Week 5) Each week five Fathom writers will recommend Israel-related books, films or podcasts to help our readers through the lockdown. This week, the… Read more > Feminism in Israel | Authoritarian governance and Islamist ideology versus women’s rights: an interview with Elham Manea Dr. Elham Manea is the author of The Arab State and Women’s Rights: The Trap of Authoritarian Governance (2011) and Women… Read more > Peter Beinart’s Grotesque Utopia Peter Beinart’s essay ‘Yavne: A Jewish Case for Equality in Israel-Palestine’ saw him give up in the two-state solution and… Read more > 1967 | ‘A deal with the region should go through Ramallah’: an interview with Nidal Foqaha Nidal Foqaha is Director-General of the Palestinian Peace Coalition-Geneva Initiative in Ramallah. He served as an advisor at the Palestine… Read more > Rereadings | The Prime Ministers: An Intimate Narrative of Israeli Leadership by Yehuda Avner ‘The ultimate insider’s account’ wrote George Gruen on the release of Yehuda Avner’s book The Prime Ministers in 2010.  In… Read more > Mandate100 | ‘A Clean Cut’ for Palestine: The Peel Commission Reexamined In this fascinating dive into the archives Oren Kessler reveals the dramatic exchanges that shaped Lord Peel’s 1936 proposal to… Read more > UK-Israel-Palestine and the new age of the city We are entering a new urban age, so let’s build world class partnerships between the great hubs of British, Israeli… Read more > David Cesarani: In Memoriam As readers of this journal know by now, David Cesarani, Professor of History at Royal Holloway, London University and a… Read more > Book Review | Ike’s Gamble: America’s Rise to Dominance in the Middle East In 2013, shortly after his nomination for US Defence Secretary, then Senator Chuck Hagel purchased three dozen copies of a… Read more > Mandate100 | Palestinians and the Partition Plan The editors thank Bloomsbury Academic (US), an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing Inc., for permission to reprint this chapter, a survey of… Read more > Never Alone: Prison, Politics, and My People | An interview with Natan Sharansky and Gil Troy Fathom Deputy Editor Samuel Nurding spoke with Natan Sharansky and Gil Troy about Never Alone: Prison, Politics, and My People.… Read more > Settlements and the Two-State Solution: Alan Johnson interviews Lior Amihai Settlement construction beyond Israel’s internationally recognised borders is a controversial topic within Israel and often the subject of international criticism… Read more > IsraelVotes2019 (2) | ‘People say he who wields the dagger rarely sits on the throne. Lieberman sees things differently’ | An interview with Anshel Pfeffer Anshel Pfeffer is a leading Israeli journalist and the author of Bibi: The Turbulent Life and Times of Benjamin Netanyahu.… Read more > In His Novels, And His Columns, Sayed Kashua Examines His Divided Self ‘I wanted to say to my wife that this is really the end, it’s finished,’ the Arab-Israeli writer Sayed Kashua… Read more > President Biden’s Middle East Policy Yossi Kuperwasser argues that President Biden's Middle East policy reflects the tension between his understanding that the region has gone… Read more > Book Review | Dreams Deferred: A Concise Guide to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict I tried to read Dreams Deferred in the conventional style, cover to cover. Bad idea. The book isn’t best read… Read more > Red Sea Spies: The True Story of Mossad’s Fake Diving Resort: an interview with Raffi Berg One of Mossad's most daring operations was the creation of a diving resort to rescue thousands of Ethiopian Jews and… Read more > Einat Wilf: Constructive ambiguity has not worked. Peace needs constructive specificity Einat Wilf is one of the most creative Israeli thinkers on the peace process. In this talk to a Fathom… Read more > From Hamutal Gouri to Andrei Markovits: Fathom writers share their favourite books and films about Israel (Week 1) Each week Fathom writers will recommend five Israel-related books, films or podcasts to help our readers through the lockdown.   … Read more > The UK Election 2019 | Antisemitism is not the preserve of the left. This right-wing victory carries its own dangers for British Jews Sacha Ismail is a supporter of the Alliance for Workers' Liberty, a small radical socialist group which has been, uniquely,… Read more >

Most read

Voice of the Week

Our Voice of the Fortnight is David Horovitz, the founding editor of the Times of Israel, speaking to AIJAC on 15 November about the Bennett-Lapid government and its prospects for 2022.

Image of the Week

Menachem Begin playing chess during a break from the peace talks between Israel and Egypt at Camp David in the US, 9 September 1978. Photo by Moshe Milner, GPO.

From Our archives

670520230 We are paralysed by the failed search for a final...
By Micah Goodman
1600909328 2017 Fathom Interview with Naftali Bennett
By Naftali Bennett
1719686833 Feminism in Israel | Palestinian, Feminist, Peacebuilder: an interview with...
By Huda Abu Arqoub
1597647773 ‘With every day that passes, we seem to be going...
By Alona Vinograd
2870546781 Israel70 | ‘Leadership is telling your own people things that...
By Yair Lapid
1051218084 ‘A liberal society and respect for human rights are critically...
By Michael Sfard
1527475962 ‘I had planned to own a farm but I ended...
By Sharren Haskel
1007728260 Feminism in Israel | Authoritarian governance and Islamist ideology versus...
By Elham Manea
2177889748 Oslo25 | ‘We must liberate our thinking from the Oslo...
By Hussein Agha
74009602 Feminism in Israel | Feminism and Israeli-Palestinian Peace: an interview...
By Sarai Aharoni
1408131086 ‘Doing God’, or the importance of religious peacemaking: an interview...
By Michael Melchior
2131876046 ‘Telling Israel’s story in the 21st century will have a...
By Matti Friedman
2444114797 ‘What we are lacking is courageous leadership’: an interview with...
By Koby Huberman
1508467279 ‘Ars Poetica was the explosion of me writing poetry’: an...
By Adi Keissar
4153232941 ‘City of Oranges. An Intimate History of Arabs and Jews...
By Adam LeBor
2044647018 ‘Each must see the Other’: Education and mutual recognition in...
By Ayman Agbaria
1479744795 ‘I did not leave the Likud, the Likud left me’:...
By Moshe Ya'alon
176042305 ‘If we insist on 100 per cent of the land,...
By Ephraim Sneh
2408517408 ‘Israel needs social cohesion as well as nanotechnology’: an interview...
By Mike Prashker
3520712215 ‘The Jewish State is a must. Democracy is a must’...
By Elyakim Rubinstein
3344928501 ‘The assumption that a conflict of over 100 years can...
By Yair Hirschfeld
434688633 ‘The fight against ISIS was successful, but not on a...
By Seth Frantzman
1619043876 ‘The situation in Gaza is much worse than prior to...
By Giora Eiland
3195894940 1967 | ‘A deal with the region should go through...
By Nidal Foqaha
234840064 1967 | Internalising defeat – the Six-Day War and the...
By Kanan Makiya
1308919342 1967 | ‘The Palestinians won’t pay the price of peace,...
By Michael Oren
3238802500 ‘The Zionist Left needs to understand that change is impossible...
By Ayman Odeh
886619520 ‘The trends in high-tech are changing, but not at a...
By Reem Younis
1265979250 ‘There is a clash of civilisations’: An interview with Benny...
By Gabriel Noah Brahm
3609746073 ‘There is a window of opportunity to resolve our conflict...
By Shabtai Shavit
3306905970 ‘There is no policy, we are on the edge of...
By Efraim Halevy
805218021 ‘Understanding the Jews of the Middle East and North Africa...
By Lyn Julius
1846519305 ‘We have to share the land somehow. But for peace,...
By Yossi Kuperwasser
280249111 ‘The time to compromise is when you are strong’: an...
By Omer Bar-Lev