Editorial Work
Throughout the years I edited a lot of journals and anthologies that influenced and reshape the shape of Israel cultural life.
Ahoti, 2024
Democracy Square
aHOTi, 2024
‘to move within a foreign language’: What are the characters of the Mizrahi diaspora
Parades publishers, 2022
Diversifying the ivory tower: first generation students writing
Guerrilla Culture publishers, 2012
Larochav Magazine
Larochav is a unique Arab-Jewish bilingual artistic and literary journal that was edited by both Jewish and Arabic editors: Almog Behar, Naama Gershy, Tamer Massalha and me. It dealt with the question of how catastrophe is constructing our lives.
Guerrilla Culture publishers, 2012
Avodat Giloy
The 2012 pamphlet Unveiling Work (‘Avodat gilui), published by Guerilla tarbut and editedby Tahel Frosh and me, draw attention to the physical and material conditions of Israel’s economic and labor policies.
Guerrilla Culture publishers, 2011
Revolution SONGS-BOOK: tents poetry
The Revolution Songs-Book: Tents Poetry is a compilation protest book that came to life exactly one month following the eruption of the Israeli protest movement in July 2011. It reflects the variety of social poetical voices who were calling for Social Justice in Israel.
activestills publishers, 2010
We Will Not Leave: Photography and Poetry from Sheikh Jarrah
This special bilingual anthology deals with the dispossess of the local Palestinian community in East Jerusalem neighborhood that currently occupied by Israeli settlers.
PARDES publishers, 2010
The Influence of the Palestinian Nacba on the Hebrew Poetry
The influence of the Nakba on the Hebrew poetry, 1958-1948, is a collection of Hebrew poetry that contains the presence of the Palestinian Nakba. It is the fruit of a long and comprehensive archive study, during which books of poetry and the Hebrew press.
PARDES publishers, 2010
The Best Poems of Guerrilla-Culture
The best poems of Guerrilla Culture movement were a supplement volume that was published with the "Daka" literary journal on 2010 (volume 6). Editors: Navit Barel, Roni Hirsch and me. It contains poems that were read in protest all around Israel.
Eastward: A Literary Journal, No. 15, 2009
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL COMICS
In this issue that was published as comics book, we dealt with the existence of social and political comics in Israel. Our main editorial questions were: why there is not a Mizrahi comic in Israel? And what are the aims of the Palestinian comics?
2nd ed. Guerrilla Culture, 2009
To GET OUT!
Latzet! [Out Now!] is a poetry and art anthology against Israel's war on Gaza and violent neglect of its own citizens in the south. It has been prepared with great urgency and rage, at the outbreak of the war, as an act of emergency protest.
Eastward: A Literary Journal, No. 14, 2007
ABOUT HYBRID IDENTITIES
This issue deals with hybrids, that is, the way in which two or more identities that are incompatible with each other's cultural imagination coexist in one body: national, social, communal, familial or private.
Eastward: A Literary Journal, No. 13, 2007
Writing about Soccer
Very little has been written about soccer in Israel from a critical, class, social, gender, queer and political perspectives. Both the academia and the field of fine literature, have positioned soccer in the narrow field of Folklore and Popular Culture, thus disregarding it.
Hakivun Mizrah, Maayan and Etgar publishers, 2007
Red: Social poetry of working class
It seems that for years, no class poetry has been written in Israel and certainly has not been defined as such. But today the situation has changed. After years of silence it is possible and desirable to write red poetry. We see in the collection of poems a new union of workers and a large-scale printed proof beneath the surface, full of writing on class issues.
Am-Oved publishers, With Nir Baram and Nafthaly Shem Tov, 2007
Echoing Identities
This anthology records diverse answers from young Mizrahis who refuse to have their identity erased, then re-labelled as Israeli. This second generation experienced the pain of being “thrown into the melting pot”, the idea that dominated the Israeli discourse in it´s early years. Open Words - English.
Eastward: A Literary Journal, No. 12, 2006
About The Poetry of Erez Bitton
This issue is devoted to the first part of the unique poetic work of the poet Erez Bitton. A renewed reading of Bitton's writings will contribute to the literary, cultural and political discourse in Israel. Erez Bitton gave permission to poets and Mizrahi artists to express the conflicts when confronting Mizrahi consciousness with Israeli consciousness.
