is an Israel Institute Teaching Fellow and a Scholar in Residence in the Department of Political Science at the University of Houston (2023-2026). He is a historian of African-Israeli relations (with an emphasis on South Africa), Jews in Africa, Israel’s foreign affairs and global image, and different interpretations of Zionism.

Asher Lubotzky

Israel’s Uncertainty in Africa Explaining Africa’s Divided Views on Israel

Asher Lubotzky·November 26, 2023

Israel’s ongoing siege on Gaza, which followed Hamas’s surprise attack on Israel, threatens to nullify several decades of concerted efforts from Israel to establish diplomatic ties with African nations. Read More...

Africa October/November 2023

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Asher Lubotzky

Israel’s Uncertainty in Africa Explaining Africa’s Divided Views on Israel

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