The Jewish Quarterly. Volume 26, Numbers 1-4 1978, Numbers 95-98.

Royal octavo, grey cloth with gold lettering, 56, 56, 136 pp. b/w photos and drawings Articles in issue 95 are "Reflections on an Anniversary," editorial, "Sadat's peace initiative and its aftermath," J.L. Talmon, "Zionism: Aims and Reality," Nahum Goldmann, "Lessosn of History," S. Levenberg, "Genesis of the Jerusalem 'Scripts,'" Immanuel Velikovsky, "The Utopian Art of 'Bezalel,'" Gideon Ofrat, "Art Notes in Brief," Josef Herman, "Jewish Artists of Gt. Britain, 1845-194," Julian Freeman, "The Philossophy of Freedom," Octavio Paz, "Books and People," Martin Buber, "Terrorism and TV," Jillian Becker, "Can Soviet-Yiddsh Culture by Revived?" Elias Schulman, "Two Poems," Leib Kvitko, "The Transmitter," Alex Auswaks.Articles in issue 96 are "The Call for 'Peace Now!'" editorial, "In defense of Israel's good name," commentary, "From an Israel Notebook," Philip Kleinman, "The Prophets of Doom," Chaim Bermant, "Shortcomings an Failures," Charles Spencer, "The Eucational Gap," S.J. Goldsmith, "Where have all the Dons gone?" Nicholas Kochan, "Where do we go from here?" Paul Shaw, "'Rebbe', 'Rav', 'Rabbi," Jeremy Rosen, "'Galut' - a mission or curse?" Stephen L. Weinsten, poetry by Lotte Kramer, Abba Kovner, Ruth Beker and Janette Ruth Heller, "Maurycy Gottlieb," Alfred werner, "Frank Auerbach Exhibition," Julan Freeman, "A new kind of Museum, J.S., "interview with Shalke Weinberg," Michael Kustow.Articles in issues 97/98 are "Peace is indivsible," editorial, "1978 Nobel Prize for Literature," commentary, "Complaints & Compliments," S.J. Goldsmith, "The Fear that conquors fear," A.B. Yehoshua, "Jerusalem - 'a pattern of pluralism,'" Sophia Wyatt, "Myth and Reality," Fred S. Worms, "Religion's Failure to meet challenge," Hyam Maccoby, "'Holocaust': a film-maker's experience," Mira Hamermesh, "Two poems for K," Anna Sotto, "Birthday Thoughts," Eduard Goldstuecker, "Searching for the sane society," Geoge Frankl, "Living in the Present," Norman Kreitman, "'Between Two Worlds,'" Louis Marks, "Journey to Poland 1978," Rafael Scharf, "South African Jewry's precarous position," Davd Rosen, "Springtide in Egypt," J.B Segal, "MY Egypt," Gabriel Josipovici, "Anwar Sadat (Poem)," William Oxley, "The modern artist in modern socety," Josef Herman, "Towards a definition of Jewish Art," Charles Spencer, "Self-portrait in print," Julian Freeman, "The Book of Esther," Chaim Rafael, "The Cohen Family in 'Daniel Deronda,'" May Daniels, "Reflections on Anglo-Jewish Poetry," William Baker, "Finding a voice of my own," Dannie Abse, "The Survivors(poem)," Ruth Beker, Hospital visit (poem)," Lotte Kramer, "From an Amercan Journal," Arnold wesker, "The Separdic element in French Literature," Edouard roditi, "The Anglo-Jewish Revolt of 1853," Israel Finestein, "'All we want in your happiness.'" Frederic Raphael. …