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Dedicated to making the finest Israeli academic writing available worldwide — at an affordable price — to both authors and readers.
Scholarly works spanning the breadth of Israeli academic research
The latest from Israel Academic Press
by Eran Tzidkiyahu
A political biography of Faisal al-Husseini (1940–2001), the Jerusalem-born leader who became the most prominent public face of the Palestinian national movement in the city. Tracing his life from Orient House to the heart of the struggle over Jerusalem, the book reflects on “the path not chosen” — the roads toward a negotiated resolution that opened and closed over the course of a generation.
Testimonies from the Israeli-Palestinian Bereaved Families Forum — eight Israelis and eight Palestinians on building a different reality out of loss.
An intimate glimpse into the lives of seven Bedouin women in the Negev, all active in transforming the reality of a society in transition.
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Israeli policy toward the churches and Christian communities from 1948 to the present day.
Israel is home to some of the best academicians around the globe. Regrettably, for too long most of their works have been unknown to the majority of the world.
Israel Academic Press (IAP) is dedicated to making the finest Israeli academic writing available worldwide — at an affordable price — to both authors and readers. We are a peer-review press with an Academic Advisory Board. It is our goal to ensure our books are available in as wide a range of formats as possible — both physical and electronic; in tandem, both in Hebrew and in English.
More About UsNomadism, Living Areas, and the Land Issue 1800–1967
Nomadism, Living Areas, and the Land Issue 1800–1967
Professor Reiter is a professor of Middle East, Israel and Islamic Studies. He chairs the Department of Land-of-Israel Studies at Ashkelon Academic College and is a senior researcher at both the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies and the Harry S. Truman Institute for Peace Research of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Between 1978–1987 he served as deputy advisor on Arab Affairs for three Israeli Prime Ministers. He was a visiting scholar at Oxford, Sydney University, and the Middle East Institute in Washington D.C.
All books are carefully reviewed by our Academic Panel to ensure they meet the highest standards of scholarship.
Through MultiEducator, IAP has been a pioneer in electronic publishing since 1990. We believe in the future of digital information.
By combining high academic standards with modern distribution, we disseminate knowledge about the complexity of Israel and its society.
