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Loyalty and the Learner
Once again, Asaf is suspected of murder, but he's soon released when the victim's wife, Lihi, is arrested. Nathalie, now engaged to Asaf, is certain of Lihi's innocence, and is determined to find the real murderer. As Nathalie, Asaf and friends stumble along the path to achieving their goal, with a little inspiration from Molière, Hillel and Adenauer, they discover new places in Jerusalem and also venture west and north. Despite experiencing fear, sadness and other painful emotions, they never lose their sense of humour - and find that sharing their worries helps them pull through. While some questions are answered on the way, new ones take their place. But what about the original question: Who killed Ofir? And how much is Nathalie willing to put at risk in order to solve this mystery? Her relationship? Her life?
Unsafe Haven
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Nautica Talmudica
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The "business" of Settlement
This work reveals the role, contribution and modus operandi of Zionist private enterprise in the Jewish rural and urban settlement of Palestine between the start of the century and the outbreak of the First World War. The book demonstrates that the role of private enterprise was extensive both in terms of land purchases and in terms of settlement activities. The author recapitulates these efforts, categorizes these activities as unique and identifies the underlying rationale of "national capitalism". The private investors and companies employed economic-commercial means to secure national-Zionist objectives. They were willing to be content with limited profits and received in compensation the emotional gains accruing from their contribution to building the Land of Israel.
Killing the Story
An accidental death that was no accident... For the record, Estelle Crane, the gutsy editor of The Observer newspaper, died after a hard fall on ice. But years later, her son discovers a cryptic note hinting her death might not have been an accident after all. Was Estelle pursuing a big story that put her life in danger? That's what Isabel Long -- along with her 93-year-old mother, Maria, her 'Watson' -- agrees to investigate in Dillard, a town whose best days are in the past. A former journalist, Isabel follows leads and interviews sources, new and familiar. She quickly finds a formidable threat in Police Chief James Hawthorne, who makes it clear Isabel is not welcome in his town -- and who...
Academic Research
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