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Benjamin Selesnick

Benjamin Selesnick is a psychotherapist in New Jersey. His writing has appeared in Barely South Review, Cleaver Magazine, Lunch Ticket, and other publications. He holds an MFA in fiction from Rutgers University-Newark.

(Un)burdened by the past

Ayalet Tsabari's new novel further develops themes that featured in her previous works: how Israelis of Arab descent have experienced discrimination in Israel, how marginalization begins and is enforced, and how embracing the exiled parts of oneself is an act of resistance that ultimately leads to identity integration.

Summer 2024, Homepage Israeli identity, Israeli Literature, migration, mizrahiLeave a Comment on (Un)burdened by the past
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