This book brings its readers in touch with the fascinating character of Pappenheim through a comprehensive collection and a variety of her letters in German to Hebrew translation.

The book sheds new light on the question of the Constitution and invites readers to think differently about the shaping of Israel as a democratic country

Myths, folktales and Hebrew literature have been thoroughly researched in order to present the thesis that the duality in the nature of woman is not only inherent in human culture, but has had a dangerous influence on the whole concept of family life.

In the late 1920s, Shoshana Shababo (1910-1982) published her first work. For various reasons this author did not receive recognition, although she was one of the first women writers to live and write in the renewed yishuv of Eretz Israel. Now, f

This book is a history of the Civil Administration of Palestine under the British Mandate. It focuses on the structure and the policies of the civil administration against the background of the rapid economic and social change generated by the Jewish Nati

Study of British documents on how the British authorities dealt with the outbreaks of violence in Eretz Israel during and after World War II.