Periodicals and Collected Essays
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Robert Goldenberg, Elisheva Carlebach, and Charlotte Fonrobert, "A Statement from the Editors," p. 169; Leah Garrett, "Just One of the Goys: Salinger's, Miller's, and Malamud's Hidden Jewish Heroes," pp. 171-194; Kära L. Schenk, "Temple, Community, and Sacred Narrative in the Dura-Europos Synagogue," pp. 195-229; Andrew N. Koss, "War within, War without: Russian Refugee Rabbis during World War I," pp. 231-263; Simon G. D. A. Lasair, "Targum and Translation: A New Approach to a Classic Problem," pp. 265-287; James Loeffler, "Between Zionism and Liberalism: Oscar Janowsky and Diaspora Nationalism in America," pp. 289-308; Mitchell First, "The Origin of Ta'anit Esther," pp. 309-351; Adam Shear, "Introduction to AJS Review Symposium: The Jewish Book: Views and Questions," pp. 353-357; Lawrence H. Schiffman, "The Dead Sea Scrolls and the History of the Jewish Book," pp. 359-365; Yaacob Dweck, "What Is a Jewish Book?" pp. 367-375; Jeffrey Shandler, "The Jewish Book and Beyond in Modern Times," pp. 377-384; Eliza Slavet, "A Matter of Distinction: On Recent Work by Jan Assmann," pp. 385-393; Gil Anidjar and David N. Myers, "Between Past and Present, Jew and Arab: An Exchange between Gil Anidjar and David N. Myers," pp. 395-403. Book Reviews, pp. 405-454.
Robert S. Kawashima, "Could a Woman Say 'No' in Biblical Israel? On the Genealogy of Legal Status in Biblical Law and Literature," pp. 1-22; Arnon Atzmon, "'The Wise Woman from Saida': The Silent Dialogue between Aggadah and Halakhah Regarding Women and Marriage," pp. 23-34; Moti Benmelech, "History, Politics, and Messianism: David Ha-Reuveni's Origin and Mission," pp. 35-60; Jonathan K. Crane, "Shameful Ambivalences: Dimensions of Rabbinic Shame," pp. 61-84; Yonatan Feintuch, "External Appearance Versus Internal Truth: The Aggadah of Herod in Bavli Bava Batra," pp. 85-104; Annette Aronowicz, "On Michael Fagenblat's A Covenant of Creatures," pp. 105-114; Michael Fagenblat, "Response," pp. 115-124; Beth Berkowitz, "Reclaiming Halakhah: On the Recent Works of Aharon Shemesh," pp. 125-135; Karen Auerbach, "Holocaust Memory in Polish Scholarship," pp. 137-150. Book Reviews, pp. 151-225. [End Page 463]
Special Issue: The Making of Israeli Foreign Policy. Natan Aridan and Gabriel Sheffer, "Introduction," pp. v-xi. Articles. Moshe Yegar, "Moshe Sharett and the Origins of Israel's Diplomacy," pp. 1-26; Gabriel Sheffer, "Moshe Sharett, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Jewish Diaspora," pp. 27-46; Ronald W. Zweig, "Jewish Issues in Israeli Foreign Policy: Israeli-Austrian Relations in the 1950s," pp. 47-60; Pnina Lahav, "A Small Nation Goes to War: Israel's Cabinet Authorization of the 1956 War," pp. 61-86; Moshe Shemesh, "On Two Parallel Tracks—The Secret Jordanian-Israeli Talks (July 1967-September 1973)," pp. 87-120; Arye Oded, "Africa in Israeli Foreign Policy—Expectations and Disenchantment: Historical and Diplomatic Aspects," pp. 121-142; Shaul R. Shenhav, Tamir Sheafer, and Itay Gabay, "Incoherent Narrator: Israeli Public Diplomacy During the Disengagement and the Elections in the Palestinian Authority," pp. 143-162; Oren Barak, "Ambiguity and Conflict in Israeli-Lebanese Relations," pp. 163-188. Document. Natan Aridan, "Israel's Refusal to Endorse the American Friends of Israel (1956)," pp. 189-201.
Articles. Efraim Sicher, "The Image of Israel and Postcolonial Discourse in the Early 21st Century: A View from Britain," pp. 1-25; Amir Goldstein, "'We Have a Rendezvous With Destiny'—The Rise and Fall of the Liberal Alternative," pp. 26-52; Boaz Vanetik and Zaki Shalom, "The White House Middle East Policy in 1973 as a Catalyst for the Outbreak of the Yom Kippur War," pp. 53-78; Arturo Marzano, "Italian Foreign Policy Towards Israel: The Turning Point of the Berlusconi Government (2001-2006)," pp. 79-103; Matt Evans, "Population Dispersal Policy and the 1990s Immigration Wave," pp. 104-128; Maoz Azaryahu, "Public Controversy and Commemorative Failure: Tel-Aviv's Monument to the Holocaust and National Revival," pp. 129-148; Tal Dekel, "From First-Wave to Third-Wave Feminist Art in...
