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The European Hebrew Journal (EHJ) is an international, peer-reviewed Open Access journal dedicated to Hebrew Language Studies, Jewish Studies, Semitic Linguistics, Biblical Philology, Old Testament, Textual Criticism, Dead Sea Scrolls studies, and related interdisciplinary fields.
We warmly encourage university and research libraries to include EHJ in their catalogues and electronic journal collections, making its content more easily discoverable by researchers, faculty members, and students.
EHJ provides:
Journal Information
ISSN (Online): 3122-8879
Crossref DOI Prefix: 10.67469
Example DOI:
https://doi.org/10.67469/EHJ2026.1.1.3
Journal Website:
1602082250
CEEOL https://www.ceeol.com/search/journal-detail?id=4541
If your library requires MARC records, additional metadata, or any other information for cataloguing purposes, please feel free to contact the Editorial Office.
We sincerely appreciate your support in making independent Open Access scholarship more visible and accessible worldwide.
Libraries and institutions interested in supporting independent Open Access scholarly publishing are invited to visit our Support EHJ page.
Listed in EZB (Electronic Journals Library), University of Regensburg
Authors retain copyright. Scholarly articles are published under CC BY 4.0, which permits copying, redistribution, and adaptation, including commercial reuse, subject to the licence terms. Any excluded third-party material must be clearly identified. See the Copyright and Licensing Policy.
Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature
Registered publisher and organisational unit of the Center for Hebrew Language and Literature (legal entity)
Nušićeva 12a, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
Publisher website
Editorial Office: office@hebrew.edu.rs
DOIs, indexing services, and catalogue records support identification and discovery; they do not themselves preserve full texts. The current status of preservation arrangements is described in the Publication Policies.
Library listing, access, and reuse under the article licence require no donation or payment. Donations are entirely voluntary and have no influence on editorial or publication decisions. Full details are in the Open Access and Fees policy.
Optional paid advertising is separate from scholarly publishing and library access. It confers no influence over editorial decisions and is governed by the Advertising and Editorial Independence policy.
The European Hebrew Journal applies double-blind review to research articles, review articles, and short communications, with at least two independent reviewers. Reviewers are normally external specialists. A qualified editor or Board member may review a highly specialised topic under the independence and conflict-of-interest safeguards in the Peer Review Policy.
The Editor-in-Chief may assign two Academic Editors when additional editorial expertise is needed. An Academic Editor handling or deciding a manuscript does not act as its formal reviewer. Reviewer identities remain confidential under the double-blind policy.
Editorial forewords and book reviews receive quality control appropriate to their type. Authors do not handle their own manuscripts, and a non-conflicted editor makes decisions where recusal is required.
European Hebrew Journal (EHJ) ISSN 3122-8879 (online), COBISS.SR-ID 195306505, 1602082250
An international peer-reviewed open access journal dedicated to Hebrew language, Jewish studies, philology, theology, manuscript studies, history, linguistics, and interdisciplinary research related to Jewish cultures and traditions.
Publisher:
Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature
Registered publisher and organisational unit of the Center for Hebrew Language and Literature (legal entity)
Nušićeva 12a, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
https://hebrew.edu.rs/
Editorial Office:
office@hebrew.edu.rs
Website:
ehj.hebrew.edu.rs
Journal Manager:
Željko Stanojević
ORCID: 0009-0009-0717-6184
ISSN: 3122-8879 online
All articles are published under an open access policy.

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