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May 5, 202106:53Religion & Spirituality

In 2014, historian Fania Salzberger Oz, and her father, the late writer Amos Oz, paired up to write a book which is "a nonfiction, speculative, raw, and occasionally playful attempt to say something a bit new on a topic...

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