
about the Hebrew language, and beyond
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Tomorrow we mark three years. My own words fail me again, I’d rather find comfort in the words of others. I chose three poets, each representing a different generation – from the grandfather of Hebrew poetry to the grandchild
Aharon Shabta...
Visiting Israel before the High Holy Days. Visiting home. What a strange term it is—visiting home. If it is home, it is where I should be - and if I visit, how is it my home?
Visiting Israel before an election. When I was a child, we would...
You would not expect waiting in a UK municipal office to bring about an existential crisis. I am, however, highly talented, and can spiral into a crisis under any circumstances - especially under fluorescent lights.
Queuing in city hall, I...
My brother doesn’t like chocolate. In the late summer of 1982, we would walk to the neighbourhood shop to buy ice-cream sandwiches, split them down the middle, and exchange them: he would give me his chocolate half, and I would give him my...
A few years ago, a student told me about an Arabic exam he had taken. The translation text described a man’s journey from Jerusalem to Bethlehem. Because the students were immersed in Arabic, they instinctively tried to decode the name thro...
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Esther is a Hebrew instructor at Oxford University with particular interest in the politics of language. A native Hebrew speaker, Esther has over a decade of teaching experience in synagogues, schools, and universities in Israel, the US, and GB.
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