Ras al-Amud, a name I’m not “Supposed” to Know
Prior to last week I’d never heard of Ras al-Amud. That’s not surprising. As an American Jew, I was not meant to.
On My Year in Jerusalem…
In anthropology and human rights field work alike, it is usually in your favor to be considered as one among the community with which you are working.
Jerusalem bus bombing: one week later
This time last week I was in Tel Aviv seeing a friend off at the airport. I had never taken the train before so we decided to take bus 28 to the central bus station
Back to basics: simplifying the Israel/Palestine discussion
This week I have a friend visiting in Jerusalem from the U.S.
Social Media: Apathy or Activism?
Last week, during a discussion about the role of civil society in the current Middle East unrest, a student in my class raised a question about the contrasting roles of social networking sites in the political engagement, or activity, of a country’s people.
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