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再見, Goodbye, Shalom: Back in Chicago

After five weeks of travel in China, New York, and Israel, somehow it’s not weird to be back in Chicago. I adjusted to the banalities of everyday life –doing dishes and laundry, cooking, riding my bike to work, work –a lot faster than...

Chicago (Courtesy of Windy City Eye)

Israeli Flash: A Review of Etgar Keret, Suddenly, a Knock On the Door

The thin house–a house four feet wide and occupying a space between two buildings in Warsaw–isn’t a likely candidate to entertain the guests who show up unexpectedly and demand a story from the author on the spot in the title story of Etgar Keret’s latest collection, Suddenly, a Knock on the Door. While it would...

你好, Hello, Shalom: 10 Days in Israel

Thanks to the generosity of Taglit-Birthright which pays for young American Jews to travel to Israel for the first time, I spent 10 days in the Motherland, with stops in Tel Aviv, Haifa, the Golan Heights, Jerusalem, the desert, and the Dead...

Tel Aviv

Osnat’s Story – Nonfiction by Daniel F. Levin (Best of FP 2010)

If you were a Jewish teen growing up in the DC area in the 90’s, chances are you may have gone on an Israeli summer teen tour. And if you went on an Israeli summer teen tour, chances are you went on that behemoth of Israeli teen tour franchises, Masada. I actually tried to avoid...

Israel Journey Big

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