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The Ambiguous Sexuality and Brutal Murder of Brenner The Ambiguous Sexual Identity and Brutal Murder of a Hebrew Cultural Icon
Poet to Sue National Lottery for Canceling Prize Yitzhak Laor to Sue National Lottery for Canceling NIS 100,000 Poetry Prize
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Poetry Reading Jars Army Macho Men IDF Brigade Refuses to Let Soldier Read Poetry on the Radio So as Not to Ruin 'Fighter's Image'
