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Opinion: New Israeli government gives people hope

Opinion: New Israeli government gives people hope
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The search for redemption: Yael Bartana at the Jewish Museum | Culture| Arts, music and lifestyle reporting from Germany | DW

The search for redemption: Yael Bartana at the Jewish Museum Israeli artist Yael Bartana lets an androgynous messiah figure roam through a utopian Berlin in the exhibition Redemption Now at the Jewish Museum. Malka at the Brandenburg Gate It s always an interesting exercise to wonder what the world would look like today if past events had unfolded differently. In Timur Vermes satirical novel Look Who s Back, Adolf Hitler wakes up in present-day Berlin thinking the war has not yet ended; the Amazon series The Man in the High Castle, based on a novel by Philip K. Dick, played out how the world would be divided if the Nazis had won World War II.

Normandy D-Day commemorations muted by pandemic | News | DW

77 years after D-Day, Allied landing beaches and memorials in France have stayed largely empty as COVID-19 caution kept away foreign visitors and surviving wartime veterans.

Meinung: Ruhe vor einem neuen Sturm in Israel und Gaza?

Meinung: Ruhe vor einem neuen Sturm in Israel und Gaza?
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Israeli literature : Yishai Sarid s Minatzahat – killing with no fear

Yishai Sarid s Minatzahat – killing with no fear The Memory Monster was a success for Israeli author Yishai Sarid. His latest book hasn t been published in English yet, but given his reach among Anglophone readers, it won t be long before there s a publishing deal for this controversial new novel. Sarah Judith Hofmann read the book There is a scene in this novel that could hardly be more Israeli. Mendi, an aged artist, sits in a moshav – a kind of kibbutz – and peels oranges that he has picked himself. It s quiet in the moshav; only Abigail, his friend and psychotherapist, is there. It s actually quite a romantic picture. But the two of them don t just chat aimlessly in the orchard. No, the artist tells of the people he once killed; and who now come to him in his dreams to take revenge on him. He reports – orange slice by orange slice –  how he killed, with the knife, by strangling and with the pistol, always silently at arm s length.  

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