Her father became a religious Jew, her mother turned to Buddhism, she herself became an active ‘hilltop youth’ in the West Bank. Meet Dr. Karma Ben Johanan, whose life and research is suffused with radical religiosity.

Shany Littman, Haaretz

"I think it is very important to understand the relations between mental illness, violence and politics," says 2023 Dan David Prize winner Dr. Ana Antic.

Neria Barr, The Jerusalem Post

Ancient plaque analysis has been revealing dietary secrets and unexpected origins from the deepest prehistory. Now Dan David prizewinner Anita Radini takes the science to a new level: detecting ancient occupations.

Ruth Schuster, Haaretz

Professor Saheed Aderinto was, until he won the Dan David Award, little recognised in Nigeria. At a time when the West is focused on negative developments in Africa, any academic who breaks the glass ceiling deserves accolades.

Editorial, The Nation Online

"Our winners represent a new generation of historians," said Ariel David, board member of the Prize and the son of its founder.

Michael T. Nietzel, Forbes

Nine emerging scholars of history from around the world were announced Tuesday as winners of the prestigious Dan David Prize, with each awardee receiving $300,000 to advance their work

The Associated Press

The work never ends for Efthymia Nikita, a prize-winning busy scientist who studies the physical markers of history and even co-wrote a children’s book about it

Theo Panayides

His father was exposed to the chemical Agent Orange as a soldier in the Vietnam War. Today, Bart Elmore is exposing the dark history behind the chemicals.

Shira Makin, Haaretz

Black generosity has always been vital to the freedom struggle

Tyrone McKinley Freeman

Browse and listen to all episodes on History Extra - the official website for BBC History Magazine and BBC History Revealed.

HistoryExtra

New focus on history reaffirms importance of field, supports early and midcareer researchers and practitioners

Tel Aviv University

The museums expert explains how every historical artefact has not just one story, but many

Simon Baker, Times Higher Education