Yoav Litvin is a writer, photographer and doctor of neuroscience. His political analyses and interviews with leaders, thinkers and creatives have been featured in a wide range of media outlets.

Yoav’s books, Outdoor Gallery – New York City (Gingko Press, 2014) and 2Create – Art Collaborations in New York City (Schiffer Books, 2016), are iconic documents of ephemeral art.

Yoav’s most recent book, co-authored with Ilan Pappé with a foreword by Robert M. Sapolsky, Wired to Steal: Zionism and the Shaping of the Western Mind (Interlink Books, Fall 2026), develops an interdisciplinary neurobehavioral model of settler colonialism, with Zionism as its most urgent case study.

Yoav has published scientific research articles, literature reviews and book chapters on the neuroscience of emotion in a host of academic publications in the US and Europe. [Photo by Radu Sava]

Writings on Politics, The Arts and Sciences

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