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  • Dorit Rabinyan
    Dorit Rabinyan
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    A Q&A With Dorit Rabinyan, the Wonder Woman of New Israeli Lit

    In a landscape vacated of the two literary giants Aharon Appelfeld and Amos Oz, Israeli fiction ushers in the rise of a new generation of women writers. The author of ‘All the Rivers’ talks about sabras in New York, American Jewry’s allure, and learning to listen for the perfect watermelon.

    byDavid Samuels
  • A young Jewish settler near Maale Adumim, 2011.
    A young Jewish settler near Maale Adumim, 2011.
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    The Great Israeli Novel Smiles at the Settlers

    With his newly translated novel ‘The Hilltop,’ Assaf Gavron stakes his claim to be Israel’s Jonathan Franzen

    byAdam Kirsch
  • (our local sukkah at night by Bill Rogers; some rights reserved.)
    (our local sukkah at night by Bill Rogers; some rights reserved.)
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    Sukkah of the Soul

    What would you take inside?

    byThe Editors
  • (La caverne aux livres by gadl / Alexandre Duret-Lutz; some rights reserved.)
    (La caverne aux livres by gadl / Alexandre Duret-Lutz; some rights reserved.)
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    On the Bookshelf

    New fiction from Israel

    byJosh Lambert
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