The Jerusalem Review, no. 9, Kafka's Hebrew Handwriting

The Jerusalem Review is published in Israel and is meant to be distributed all over the world.  It includes translations from Hebrew literature and ancient and modern: contributions by Jewish writers in the Diaspora: essays on various aspects of Judaism, Israel, the Middle East, and related topics, and a section devoted to the visual arts in Israel.  It also seeks to establish a genuine dialogue with non-Jewish authors and intellectuals.  The Jerusalem Review is primarily a cultural journal, however, the dialogue between different cultures may exert a rather considerable influenced on political realities.