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Sara Yael Hirschhorn | |
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| Visiting Assistant Professor of Israel Studies at Northwestern University | |
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| Occupation | Scholar, historian,[1][2] author |
Sara Yael Hirschhorn is currently the Visiting assistant professor of Israel Studies at Northwestern University. She was formerly the University Research Lecturer and Sidney Brichto Fellow in Israel and Hebrew Studies at the University of Oxford, historian and author.[3] In May 2017, Harvard University Press published her first book City on a Hilltop: American Jews and the Israeli Settler Movement. She began fieldwork for the book in 2008.[4]
She is a contributor at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change,[5] as well as news publications such as The New York Times,[6] Haaretz, The Times of Israel and Jewish Chronicle.[7] She is considered an expert on Hilltop Youth.[8]
- ^ Michele Chabin (2019-09-04). "American ideals draw these U.S. citizens to settle in Israel's West Bank". USA Today.
- ^ "We Asked 9 Historians: What Would Theodor Herzl Say About The Israel Of Today?". The Forward. 2019-08-27.
- ^ Feldman, Ari (2019-09-17). "Do American Jews Really Care About - Or Understand - Israel's Elections?". The Forward.
- ^ Amanda Borschel-Dan (2019-05-24). "How to square a circle: When liberal American Jews become Israeli settlers". The Times of Israel.
- ^ "Sara Yael Hirschhorn". Tony Blair Institute for Global Change.
- ^ Hirschhorn, Sara Yael (2019-09-04). "Israeli Terrorists, Born in the U.S.A." New York Times.
- ^ Hirschhorn, Sara (2019-04-17). "How Netanyahu's win deepened the grief of liberal American Jews". Jewish Chronicle.
- ^ Luke Baker (2015-12-07). "Amid Palestinian violence, Israel tracks far-right Jewish threat". Reuters.