Iran
Inside its 43-year quest to dominate the Middle East; Jewish Quarterly 249
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'Iran's strategy is to eat away at American power, while legitimising its own role as a regional power with nuclear ambitions.' âKim Ghattas
In this issue of The Jewish Quarterly, renowned writer and analyst Kim Ghattas examines the motivations behind Iran's changing role and influence in the Middle East. Delving into the regime's secretive strategy and tactics, Ghattas investigates Tehran's interventions in the affairs of countries across the region and its relationship with the West, and explores Iran's future role and posture in the Middle East.
Also in this issue, Arie M. Dubnov shares keen insights into the intriguing life and ideas of modern Israel's first native Hebrew speaker, and William F.S. Miles brings to life the history and colour of a tiny Jewish community in a French outpost in the Caribbean Sea. Mark Glanville locates Ukraine's postâGreat War pogroms in their newly relevant historical context, Sarah Abrevaya Stein takes a fresh look at the extraordinary global success of the Sassoon dynasty and Ryan Ruby critiques Hannah Arendt's Rahel Varnhagen.
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Table of contents
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Contributors
- Kim Ghattas Iran: Inside its 43-year quest to dominate the Middle East
- History: Arie M. Dubnov Itamar Ben-Aviâs search for autonomy
- Community: William F.S. Miles My (Jewish) Martinique
- Reviews: Mark Glanville The Ukraine pogroms: Genesis of a genocide
- Sarah Abrevaya Stein The Sassoon dynasty: Worldly Jews in a globalised world
- Ryan Ruby Hannah Arendtâs portrait of an unhappy consciousness
- Correspondence: âAfter the Golden Age: American Jewish writing in the twenty-first centuryâ: Justin Cammy, David Brauner; response by Adam Kirsch
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