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A final blog is business as usual: attending to the anthropological wonder of life in the Middle East...
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Art and literature, psychotherapy and cake meet on Tel Aviv's Mazeh Street
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If things in Israel are so bad, why is life there so good?
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Pro-Palestinian Web site "KABOBfest" is not quite as tasty as it claims to be.
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Is an idea beautiful if it is utopian, and cannot be made real?
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The Palestinian art now on display in Jaffa Port gives Israelis a chance to see things from a new perspective.
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Seeing is believing: Tel Aviv has an ace boomerang thrower - and he's not a politician!
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The recent changes in Lebanon provide an opportunity to revisit Israel's cinematic treatment of its traumatic engagement with that country.
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The souq of Jerusalem's Old City is filled with surprises, both material and human.
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A narrative, in photographs, of invincible vivacity.
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What the Tel Aviv resident exiled - to Kiryat Gat or to London - is likely to miss...
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Shai Kremer takes a heartrendingly beautiful look at Israel's imperialism.
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Israel is unraveling...but who can follow the thread?
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In Tom Segev's new and thorough biography, Simon Wiesenthal is revealed to be a complex, fascinating fixture of the 20th century.
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Books can prove surprisingly expensive, especially in a nation of readers...
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Not everything you're used to is good for you: America's health care "system" is one such thing. Here's something America could stand to learn from Israel
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What you see in Tel Aviv is what you get - but only if you're really looking...
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Fantasy meets reality on the northern reaches of Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Street, runway for a pageant of brides.
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The Mount Carmel fire is a test-case for examining the psyche of Israeli society.
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