Why Writing and Speaking Hebrew in Berlin Matters More Than Ever - Europe

It Is Increasingly Important to Resist the Notion of One Language for One People From Movements That Dream of a Purity of Race and Culture. For That, Germans Can Say ‘Todanke’ to Israeli Immigrants

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