The 1948 war was a watershed in the long history of Ramle, when most of the town's original Arab inhabitants were displaced, their material and symbolic assets appropriated by the nascent Israeli state. Those who remained in or returned to the now mostly Jewish city of Ramla became a minority in their former hometown. The core of this monograph is the process of Israelisation that the city of Ramle/Ramla underwent during the 1950s and 1960s, and its differential implications for the town's ethnic communities. By setting the changes the town experienced between 1948 and 1967 in a wider perspective, Piroyansky thoroughly scrutinises various components of this process. Notions and practices linked to wartime expropriation, commercial appropriation, urban landscape redesign, civic performance and urban planning, are examined here in three different yet complementary layers-municipal, national and international. While three theoretical fields are juxtaposed in the book-those of property and repossession, post-war transformation and urban spatial practices-Piroyansky uses an interdisciplinary approach that is first and foremost historical, incorporating and intertwining legal, geographical, anthropological, sociological, architectural and cultural perspectives and terminologies to combine a theoretical approach with empirical research.

Ramle Remade: The Israelisation of an Arab Town, 1948-1967

History

Piroyansky, Danna

Middle East

Pardes Publishing

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Amit Fachler

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Niza Yarom

The murder of Reb Elijah Lachmann on Pesach Eve shakes his community of believers to the core. Nestled in the isolated mountains of Israel's Carmel Range, Kibbutz Kerem El is the idyllic childhood home of newly divorced psychologist, Rachel Shine. She returns to comfort the Rebbe's daughter, and when asked to treat the traumatized kibbutzniks, she reluctantly agrees despite the panic attacks that grip her as a result of a suicide bombing. But her clients' secrets draw her into old angers and violent passions as she delves into their tangled motives for multiple murders. And her encounter with the enigmatic Detective Absalom Brill causes her to question whether she will be able to love again. Suspense-filled and atmospheric, Unkosher Slaughter explores not only Rachel's struggle with her past, but the threads woven through the fabric of Israeli society today.

Unkosher Slaughter

Literature & Fiction

Berman, Jane

World Literature

Therapy : Navigating in Deep Waters

Liora Sotto

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Aliza Shenhar

The New Novum Organum: Policy, Perceptions and Emotions in Health presents studies on reactions to alternatives in health experiences. The original Novum Organum was the process of systematically collecting and organizing data inductively. The Novum Organum was first published in 1620 by Francis Bacon, who organized the sciences. Bacon defined a method of scientific inquiry, a new way to extend knowledge using a new logic. Through the discipline of repeatable experiments, Bacon sought to discover relations which were not self-evident. Bacon was an early philosopher of science whose methods revolutionized how knowledge about the world is gained. We use experimental design to reveal the underlying primary mid-sets of people. Our experiments generate deep knowledge about percetions and emotions regarding the value of health plans and policies.

The New Novum Organum: Policy, Perceptions and Emotions in Healthcare

Health, Fitness & Dieting

GALANTER, EUGENE

Silcher, Matthias

Moskowitz, Howard

Gabai, Gillie

Alternative Medicine

House with 7 Windows

Kadia Moldovsky

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