The Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature, a research unit of the Center for Hebrew Language and Literature (Belgrade, Serbia), proudly publishes the European Hebrew Journal (EHJ), an international peer-reviewed Diamond Open Access academic journal dedicated to the advancement of Hebrew Studies and related disciplines.
Volume 1 Issue 1 is published at the Official EHJ Webpage
EHJ provides an international forum for original scholarly research in Hebrew language, Hebrew linguistics, Biblical Hebrew, Jewish Studies, Biblical Studies, Semitic Studies, textual criticism, manuscript studies, Dead Sea Scrolls, Hebrew literature, archaeology of the Ancient Near East, historical linguistics, onomastics, translation studies, theology, and other related fields within the humanities.
The journal publishes original research articles, review articles, book reviews, critical editions, translations, and other scholarly contributions that promote rigorous academic research and international scholarly dialogue.
Publisher
Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature
Research Unit of the Center for Hebrew Language and Literature
Belgrade, Republic of Serbia
Institute Website
Journal Website
Journal Information
Title: European Hebrew Journal (EHJ)
Language: English
ISSN (Online): 3122-8879
Publication Frequency: Semiannual
Publishing Platform: Open Journal Systems (OJS)
Publishing Model: Diamond Open Access
License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
DOI Registration Agency: Crossref
DOI Prefix: 10.67469
Peer Review: Double-blind peer review
All published scholarly articles receive permanent Crossref Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs), ensuring persistent identification, rich metadata, interoperability, and long-term discoverability within the international scholarly communication infrastructure.
Scope
The journal welcomes original scholarly contributions in:
- Hebrew Language
- Hebrew Linguistics
- Biblical Hebrew
- Jewish Studies
- Biblical Studies
- Semitic Studies
- Dead Sea Scrolls
- Hebrew Manuscripts
- Textual Criticism
- Hebrew Literature
- Ancient Near Eastern Studies
- Biblical Archaeology
- Historical Linguistics
- Onomastics
- Translation Studies
- Theology and the History of Religions
- Related interdisciplinary fields
International Editorial Board
The journal is supported by an international Editorial Board composed of scholars affiliated with leading universities and research institutions worldwide, including the University of Cambridge, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Yale University, New York University, Bar-Ilan University, Emory University, KU Leuven, University of Hamburg, University of Aberdeen, Brandeis University, Sapienza University of Rome, Goethe University Frankfurt, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Pontifical Biblical Institute (Biblicum), Aga Khan University, George Washington University, University of Massachusetts Amherst, and numerous other universities and research institutions across Europe, North America, South America, Israel, and the Middle East.
Open Science
The European Hebrew Journal is committed to the principles of:
- Diamond Open Access
- Editorial Independence
- Double-Blind Peer Review
- Academic Integrity
- International Scholarly Cooperation
- Open Science
The journal charges no submission fees, no article processing charges (APCs), and no subscription fees, ensuring unrestricted access to high-quality academic research for both authors and readers.
Current Publication
The journal is currently publishing Volume 1.
All published issues and articles are freely available through the official journal platform:
Authors
Researchers interested in submitting manuscripts are invited to consult the Author Guidelines and submit their work through the journal’s online editorial system.
Author Guidelines
https://ehj.hebrew.edu.rs/index.php/european-hebrew-journal/information/authors
About the Publisher
The European Hebrew Journal is published by the Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature, the research unit of the Center for Hebrew Language and Literature, an independent non-governmental research organization established in 2010 and dedicated to research in Hebrew language, Jewish Studies, Biblical Studies, Semitic Studies, and related disciplines.