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Being Ethel by Meital Sharon "Being Ethel" is a love story between two very different young women, Efrat and Yael, which takes place between Tel-Aviv and Berlin. Both women are attracted to Ethel, the perfect Berliner, who makes them examine who they are, how much they can love and what they yearn to become. » more
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ISBN: 978-965-13-2229-7 |
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Suspected Dementia by Maya Arad When Ruti and Giora were young lovers they promised each other that if old age drastically deteriorates one of them, they will help each other to put an end to his or her life. Fifty years later Ruti fears that... » more
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ISBN: 978-965-13-2227-3 |
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Falafel Oslo by Amir Ben-David Lennon Lombroso was born in Tiberias just hours after John Lennon was assassinated in New York. His father was an avid Beatles fan and a Falafel stand owner. Lennon follows his love to Norway and opens there his own "Falafel Oslo". Much to his surprise he becomes the focus of an international legal and political and emotional entanglement... » more
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ISBN: 978-965-13-2266-6 |
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The Lessons of my Life, Memoirs of an Arab Nobleman and Warrior in the Times of the Crusades by Usama Ibn Munkidh Translated from the Arabic with Introduction and Notes by Ella Almagor Published November 2011, 273 Pages, paperback, Retail price 99 NIS 21 Euros
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ISBN: 978-965-13-1984-6 |
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Römische Elegien, Venezianische Epigramme, Das Tagebuch by Johann Wolfgang Goethe Translated into Hebrew with afterword and notes by Shimon Sandbank Published November 2011, 135 Pages, paperback, Retail price 74 NIS 16 Euros
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ISBN: 978-965-13-2228-0 |
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Through the Language Glass by Guy Deutcher Translated from English by Omri Ascher Published May 2011, 311 Pages, paperback
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ISBN: 978-965-13-2224-2 |
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![Array[authoramemakor] - Array[booknamemakor]](http://www.xargol.co.il/1071/144_1071.jpg) Women of the South is a collection of researches presented through various ways of expression - academic writing, photography, recording, bio-poetics and interview - in order to create an interdisciplinary dialogue and new understandings of north-south and center-periphery relations. » more
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