1. Introduction

   • William C. Nichols

   EditorialNotes Pages: 351 - 351

2. Family therapy in israel: A review of therapy done under unusual circumstances

   • Ila Jasani Good
   • Amith Ben-David

   The Context Of Family Therapy In Israel Pages: 353 - 366

3. The melting pot of 100 different jewish cultures

   • Nechama Levy-Edelman

   The Context Of Family Therapy In Israel Pages: 367 - 378

4. Immigration: going home or going to pieces

   • Darylle Levenbach
   • Bernice Lewak

   The Context Of Family Therapy In Israel Pages: 379 - 394

5. Marital crisis and therapy in their social context

   • Ruth Katz
   • Yochanan Peres

   The Context Of Family Therapy In Israel Pages: 395 - 412

6. The matryoshka: The three-generation soviet family in Israel

   • Alisa Poskanzer

   The Context Of Family Therapy In Israel Pages: 413 - 427

7. Toward culturally sensitive intervention with arab families in Israel

   • Muhammad M. Haj-Yahia

   The Context Of Family Therapy In Israel Pages: 429 - 447

8. Brief therapy in the Israeli kibbutz

   • Mordecai Kaffman

   Clinical Work In Israel Pages: 449 - 468

9. A bribe, “living-bread,” and a white tablecloth

   • Rachel Mandula

   Clinical Work In Israel Pages: 469 - 482

10. Ecosystemic consultation in the kibbutz: social process and narrative in two cases of community “epidemic”

    • Yoel Elizur

    Clinical Work In Israel Pages: 483 - 501

11. The use of psychoeducational groups to improve marital functioning in high risk Israeli couples: a stage model

    • Claire Rabin

    Clinical Work In Israel Pages: 503 - 515