Sayed Kashua’s new novel centers around an Arab lawyer who can pass for Jewish, but who feels like an impostor in both societies.
by Ruth Margalit 0 comments'The mad pursuit of money started about three months ago, and since then I feel more suffocated than ever.'
by Sayed Kashua 0 commentsWhat would guarantee a better future for my daughter: gifted Jews or gifted Arabs?
by Sayed Kashua 0 commentsKashua's novel 'Let it Be Morning' contending for valuable IMPAC Dublin Literary Award.
by Reuters 0 commentsThe poor kid, I thought to myself, lighting a cigarette. Well, actually she's not so unfortunate. I don't know. This music thing is really confusing me, and lately it has become the main cause of the quarrels at home.
by Sayed Kashua 0 commentsShabbat morning, a nice day, an opportunity to take the hike I've been postponing for years.
by Sayed Kashua 0 commentsThat's it. I've decided to leave Haaretz. We'll start with the paper, and with luck we'll then send out feelers about leaving the country.
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