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Critics Gone WildSteven Spielberg's film Munich has caused quite a stir among supporters
of Israel. Is this dramatization a fair portrayal of the Israeli
reaction to the 1972 massacre of eleven Israeli athletes? Diagnosing the ConflictSara Ronis reviews Daniel Bar-Tal and Yona Teichman's 2005 book
Stereotypes and Prejudice in Conflict: Representations of Arabs in
Israeli Jewish Society. Can their prescription cure the Israeli-Arab
conflict, or is their psychological theory out of touch with reality? Going Forward Without Sharon
Since Ariel Sharon's stroke in January 2006, his new party,
Kadima, has also been in a state of limbo. As the March 28th
election approaches, how will Sharon's
party fare without its charismatic leader? Trapped by Tradition
The term agunah refers to a woman who cannot obtain a
divorce, as her husband cannot be located. Today, this problem has expanded to
include thousands of women whose husbands are not missing; rather, husbands
simply refuse to grant their wives bills of divorce. |
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Chalav U'Dvash: Brandeis' Journal of Zionist Thought (Print ISSN 1559-1069, Online ISSN 1559-1077) is an independent forum for discussion relating to Israel, Zionism, and the Jewish People and is a recognized club by the Brandeis Student Union. We publish a journal twice per semester, and copies are available free-of-charge to Brandeis students. Contact us to request copies. Chalav U'Dvash has no ideological or political bias. We give our writers the opportunity and freedom to express their opinions and viewpoints within a well-researched and factual framework, and so any bias within Chalav U'Dvash is strictly that of our writers and not the journal itself. © Copyright 2005, Chalav U'Dvash. All rights reserved. |