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I'm just about to cross the street to Café Rimon when I see Natalie sitting on the shaded patio and my heart skips, trips and falls over itself.

— Ayelet Tsabari

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Writing in a second language...is like wearing someone else's skin, an act akin to religious conversion.

Disappearance/Muteness (2021)

I know about death…Our country is haunted by its dead, weighed down by loss and remembrance.

The Art of Leaving (2019)

Leaving, I discovered, did not cure my displacement, but rather reinforced it.

The Art of Leaving (2019)

Home became the liminal space in between-between identities, between cultures, between languages- and I was content claiming that space as my own, pleased to be different.

The Art of Leaving (2019)

Israel is a very small place, as you know, there’s something that can feel very familial about it, which is both positive and not so positive at different times and different instances.

with Times of Israel (2019)

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