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Talking to the enemy stories
A collection of stories detailing domestic humor and political conflict among Jews and Palestinians in the Israeli community.
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sj98000354
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- "A collection of stories detailing domestic humor and political conflict among Jews and Palestinians in the Israeli community."@en
- "A collection of stories detailing domestic humor and political conflict among Jews and Palestinians in the Israeli community."
- "The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has shaped the consciousness of a generation, but never before has it been brought to life in such vivid and telling prose. Part Tim O'Brien and part Bernard Malamud, Avner Mandelman's Talking to the Enemy ranges from boisterously entertaining tales of domestic squabbles to dark narratives from disillusioned soldiers. Awarded the Jewish Book Award when it was published in Canada and supplemented with recent stories, Talking to the Enemy is the powerful American debut of an international favorite."@en