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On a very hot summer’s day, at noon, I am in the kibbutz in which both my father, who died in 1972, and my brother-in-law, who was killed in the…
Contributor:
Bernard-Henri Lévy
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Jerusalem, Israel
Date:
1977
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In the spring of 1961, I flunked an exam that would have enabled me to write an honors thesis. In reality, it was a minor failure—I was spending most of my time at the Crimson building, where I was…
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Paul Cowan
Places:
New York, United States of America
Date:
1982
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Boris Carmi
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1954
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Avishai:There’s nothing joyful about the guys who returned from the war. I don’t have the feeling that this is the last time that the people sitting here will put on uniform. Right after the war the…
Contributor:
Amos Oz
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Kibbutz Ein Shemer, Israel
Date:
1967
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Ruthka [checks the pile of clothes lying on the table]:You’ve given him enough clothes to last him for a year.
Gita:When one of our members goes away for a while, I don’t want…
Contributor:
Moshe Shamir
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Jerusalem, Israel
Date:
1948
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Abraham:We only have a few minutes, and we have to decide whether the kibbutz should keep fighting, despite the army’s withdrawal, while we’re surrounded. It must be clear that any decision, one way…
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Yigal Mossinson
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1949
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So what do storytellers do? The ones I like operate more or less like tribal witchdoctors.
Here is a little story for you. Nine thousand six hundred and six years ago, in a…
Contributor:
Amos Oz
Places:
Huldah, Israel
Date:
1972
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(The stage is bare, on stage are Sonia and Yishai. Music.)
Sonia:Yishai, aren’t you the one who’s bringing the children from Ahuza?
Yishai:No, Yoska, from the…
Contributor:
Eli Amir
Places:
Gillo, Israel
Date:
1983