From Dogma to Dialogue
Perspectives: The Yale Journal on Israel and Palestine is a non-partisan publication providing a space for the discussion of and education on all issues pertaining to Israel and Palestine, including arts, literature, history, politics, disparities between populations, and political conflict.
As this issue of the Journal comes together, I’m reminded of a conversation with a friend earlier this summer in which he spoke about the...
Columbus, the free, looks for a language he couldn’t find here, and looks for gold in the skulls of our good-hearted ancestors. He took...
I ventured to a Greenwich comedy club in late May, and it didn’t disappoint. For 2 hours, comedians performed material they’d surely been...
A wave of optimism has swept the United States and Israel after King Mohamed VI announced that Morocco would normalize its diplomatic...
Earlier this spring, members of Slifka’s Board of Directors joined nine students for a Zoom discussion about Israel-Palestine. These...
On April 24 of this year—Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day—American President Joe Biden made a statement acknowledging the deaths of 1.5...
In 1948, two peoples, having escaped genocide by the Axis powers, declared the formations of their nations. In the eastern Mediterranean,...
Does Israel as an occupying power have a duty to provide vaccines to Palestinians within the territories? Israel’s Covid-19 response has...
On March 23rd, 2021, Israelis went to the ballot boxes for the fourth time in two years, and this time there appears to finally be an...
After a wave of violence that swept over Mandatory Palestine in 1929, Tzvi Nadav, founder of a Jewish fighting force, wrote that the...
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