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Yoram Kaniuk

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    Wise We Were Not

    I fought passionately for independence—without really knowing what it meant

    byYoram Kaniuk
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    Diary From Tel Aviv

    Day Five: At the crossroad of picnic and nightmare

    byYoram Kaniuk
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    Diary From Tel Aviv

    Day Four: Offenbach to Ninotchka, with mourning in between

    byYoram Kaniuk
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    Diary From Tel Aviv

    Day Three: Despised, even by the dog

    byYoram Kaniuk
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    Diary From Tel Aviv

    Day Two: Limping amid salves and sirens

    byYoram Kaniuk
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    Diary From Tel Aviv

    Day One: Pouncing tigers, falling rockets, and grim expressions

    byYoram Kaniuk
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    Lullaby of Birdland

    An Israeli expat tells Charlie Parker about the shofar

    byYoram Kaniuk
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    The Farewell Party

    Susan Sontag’s “divided soul”

    byYoram Kaniuk
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    Visual Grammar

    Hebrew has no continuous present tense, but Boris Carmi’s images of Israel’s early days have the power to stop time, a friend recalls.

    byYoram Kaniuk
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