The Jerusalem Review is published in Israel, and is meant to be distributed all over the world. It includes translations from Hebrew literature ancient and modern; contributions by Jewish writers in the Diaspora; essays on various aspects of Judaism, Israel, the Middle East, and related topics, and a section devoted to the visual arts in Israel. It also seeks to establish a genuine dialogue with non-Jewish authors and intellectuals. We wish to exhibit both the pluralism and the unique character of spiritual, cultural, artistic, and educational trends existing in contemporary Israel. Despite...
The Jerusalem Review is published in Israel, and is meant to be distributed all over the world. It includes translations from Hebrew literature ancien...
The present issue of the Jerusalem Review is first in a planned series of four volumes. This new series of ours will be devoted to translations from post-Biblical Hebrew poetry, this volume including the 'State Generation' poetry of the 1950s and 1960s. The editor of the Jerusalem Review thinks that those Hebrew poems constitute one of the main achievements of world poetry in the second half of the 20th century
The present issue of the Jerusalem Review is first in a planned series of four volumes. This new series of ours will be devoted to translations from p...
