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A New Trend in Israeli Fiction: Diversity
Compass by Mathias Enard
How did American artists respond to the horror of WWI?
Modiano: Puzzles of reminiscence : Jerusalem Post 6.29.2015
Rothko: New York Times Book Review 6.28.2015
The Israeli Paradox: Jerusalem Post

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“The Honorable Woman” on TV: an Earnest but Convoluted Look at the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

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Choosing which language to live in

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“Flawlessness by Ines” — The Hidden Bruises
La Belle Juive
Farewell, Aleppo, By Claudette Sutton
THE FORGOTTEN SEPHARDI HERITAGE: RABBI ELIJAH BENAMOZEGH
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