Notable Faculty Members
- Aaron Antonovsky, sociologist
- Aharon Appelfeld, author
- Haim Be'er, author
- Gerald Blidstein, Jewish Thought and History – Israel Prize Recipient
- Rivka Carmi, pediatrician
- Shlomi Dolev, computer scientist
- David Faiman, solar engineer
- Tikva Frymer-Kensky, biblical scholar
- Neve Gordon, political scientist
- Samuel Hollander, economist
- Etgar Keret, author
- Dan Meyerstein, chemist
- Benny Morris, historian
- David Newman, political geographer
- Amos Oz, author
- Renee Poznanski, political scientist and historian of the Holocaust in France
- Joshua Prawer, historian
- Elisha Qimron, Hebrew scholar
- Aviad Raz, sociologist
- Danny Rubinstein, journalist
- Alice Shalvi, educator
- Richard Shusterman, philosopher
- Carsten Peter Thiede, biblical scholar
- Jacob Turkel, Israeli Supreme Court Justice
- Oren Yiftachel, geographer
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