Ariella Atzmon examines Judaism, Zionism, and power through history and lived experience, offering readers clarity, challenge, and context. The Abused Children of Israel equips readers to question narratives, think critically, and understand Gaza beyond headlines.
Ariella Atzmon’s work draws on years of research, teaching, and writing examining Jewish identity, Zionism, power, and ethics. Her scholarship combines inquiry with historical analysis, offering readers depth, challenge, and clarity across books and essays.
Born in Tel-Aviv, Israel, 1939
Education:
B.Sc. in Chemistry, Bar-Ilan University, Israel; M.Sc. in Science
Education and Philosophy of Science, Hebrew University, Jerusalem,
Israel; Ph.D. in Political Science, Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
Doctoral Thesis: “Natural Science Curriculum as Designer of the Image of
Science
using Rhetorical Patterns within the Socio-Political System.
Outline of Activities in Academic Framework:
Lecturer in the School of Education and Department for Teacher Training
at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem (since 1972).
Lecturer at the School of Law (since 1998 – 2002).
Lecturer at the Philosophy of Science Department (during 1995 to 1998).
The Abused Children of Israel examines Zionism, Jewish identity, and moral responsibility through careful research and critical analysis. Ariella Atzmon draws on history, philosophy, and political thought to question how trauma, ideology, and power shape responses to Gaza. Written with scholarly rigour, the book challenges inherited narratives and invites readers to engage thoughtfully with difficult questions of ethics, accountability, and historical truth in a deeply contested context.
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New writing is taking shape, drawing on ongoing research and unanswered questions. Readers are invited to stay close, follow updates, and watch as Ariella’s future work progresses, extending her investigation into areas that are yet to be explored thoughtfully.
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