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Appointment of Daniel Hershkowitz, ex-minister of science, to head Bar-Ilan Uni. approved (Haaretz)
Shiri Lev-Ari
Family of Israeli Arab terror victim funds Arabic translation of Amos Oz novel
George Khoury, an Israeli Arab student, was shot by a terrorist who mistook him for a Jew.
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Bialik for newborns
Tel Aviv will give every expectant mother a book of poems, to encourage a culture of reading
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Quintessential rebel wins establishment prize
Oded Carmeli took first place in Tel Aviv's 'Poetry on the Road' competition - despite having attacked the municipality, the competition and several of the judges.
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J'lem writers conference offers breather from political turmoil
Meet including Nobel winner Nadine Gordimer and U.S. Jewish writer Nicole Krauss to coincide with Bush visit.
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Best-selling authors to attend first writers meet in Jerusalem
Jewish-American writers Jonathan Safran Foer, Nicole Krauss and Nathan Englander will be among the guests at the First International Writers Festival, Jerusalem in May.
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David Grossman: I had a wish my book would protect my son Uri
Friday's event was purely literary: no politics, no bereavement or wars, just the written word, poetry, and the writer's mental universe.
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The trouble with King David
Brandes' latest novel, her sixth, is a biblical novel about the split between the ancient kings of Israel and Judah, and their disparate models of leadership.
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David Grossman releases new novel
David Grossman's latest novel, "Isha Borahat Mibesora" (English title: "Until the end of the land"), will be released on April 7 by Hasifria Hahadasha, Kibbutz Hameuchad and Siman Kriah books.
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My three homelands
'Israeli literature is like a colorful peep show for tired Europe,' says Lizzie Doron, chosen by French Vogue as one of Israel's 7 most influential authors.
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My three homelands
'Israeli literature is like a colorful peep show for tired Europe,' says Lizzie Doron, chosen by French Vogue as one of Israel's 7 most influential authors.
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