| Shalom Rosenfeld |
Newspapers: Post-mortem Symposium: On the Expiration of Newspapers |
| Uri Avneri | The Antagonists: Editorial Marking the Tent Anniversary of the Restructured "Ha'olam Hazeh" (April 7, 1960) |
| Ya'akov Shavit | "Ha'olam Hazeh" - A Perspective |
| Sraya Shapira | Journalist With a Camera |
| Yehiel Limor and Dan Caspi | The Feminization of the Israeli Press |
| Bernd Sösemann | The "Moabit's" Vigilant Conscience: Paul Schlesinger and His Articles on Court Proceedings in "Vossische Zeitung" |
| Erhard Schütz | Egon Erwin Kisch, the Poet-Journalist from Prague |
| Hermann Haarmann | Kurt Tucholsky: "To Speak, to Write, to be Silent" |
| Menuha Gilboa | Alterman and the Press |
| Mordecai Naor | From Newspaper Quote to Poem: The Mysterious Chaim Weizman–Natan Alterman Connection |
| Gad Nahshon | "The Answer" - The Newspaper That Sounded an Alarm |
| Dov Genhovsky | The Opening of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1925: A Tale of Invitations, a Banquet and a "press Scandal" |
| Eytan Almog | The British Mandate Government in the Face of a Hostile Press in Palestine |
| Akiva Zimmerman | "Sabbath Candles" - A Newspaper Devoted to the Sabbath |
| Dan Almagor | Hebrew Press Jargon During the Last 200 Years |
| Alter Welner | A Newspaper Under Siege: A Combat Daily Published During Israel's War of Independence. |
| Mussia Lipman | A Newspaper Called "The Western Wall" |
| Benny Haspel | A Car for Every Advertiser |