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In its fight against isolation, the Israeli Opera is betting on this Swede

This week in Israeli culture: The Israeli Opera hires an international fixer, Israel's literature institute heads to Frankfurt without its writers, and the poet who taught Israeli children's literature to say 'I' dies at 89

In its fight against isolation, the Israeli Opera is betting on this Swede

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