Publication News
SIIS fellow, Maina Chawla Singh, published Being Indian, Being Israeli: Migration, Ethnicity and Gender in the Jewish Homeland (New Delhi: Manohar, 2009) ISBN: 9788173048395
Schusterman Post-doctoral fellow, Motti Inbari, publishes Fundamentalism and the Temple Mount: Who Will Build the Third Temple? (SUNY Press, 2009).
New review of Schusterman Series Publication, Yehuda Amichai: The Making of Israel's National Poet, on Haaretz.com
Upcoming Events
Sayed Kashua at Brandeis March 9th
Celebrated author, columnist, and screen writer of the award winning prime time television show,
Arab Labor [Avoda Aravit], 
Sayed Kashua will conduct a screening and Q&A session on Tuesday, March 9th, 5PM at Wasserman Cinematheque.
Widely acknowledged as a fresh and unique literary voice, his novels, Dancing Arabs and Let it be Morning, have been translated into multiple languages. He is the recipient of the Prime Minister’s prize and the winner of Italy's prestigious Grinzane Cavour prize. Today he lives near Jerusalem and writes a satirical column for Ha'aretz, the premiere Israeli newspaper. Currently he is writing the screenplay for Dancing Arabs, which is being made into a movie.
* photo by Dan Porges
Covering the Middle East in 2010: A Report from the Field
* An audiocast of the event will be available in the near future on the Schusterman Center website.
Ethan Bronner, Jerusalem Bureau Chief for the New York Times, shared behind-the-scenes stories and the challenges faced by a journalist covering two opposing narratives.
To read the Hoot article follow this link.
This event was co-sponsored with the Schuster Insitute for Investigative Journalism.