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A New Translation Prize: The Armory Square Prize for South Asian Literature in Translation - Vimarsana News

A New Translation Prize: The Armory Square Prize for South Asian Literature in Translation

Jury chair Jason Grunebaum and Armory Square Head of Strategy Pia Sawhney talk with WWB about the new Armory Square Prize for South Asian Languages in Translation.

Akko business owners back on their feet a year after riots - Vimarsana News

Akko business owners back on their feet a year after riots

Though shaken by the wave of violence in their mixed city, Jewish hoteliers and restaurateurs have rebuilt and hope for a better future.

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Two Israeli cities exploded in violence. Here's how they're coping a year later - Vimarsana News

Two Israeli cities exploded in violence. Here's how they're coping a year later

The violence of May 2021 in Israel's 'mixed cities' left a lasting trauma in Lod, while in the northern city of Acre, locals are working hard to make sure the scenes of hate between Arabs and Jews are never repeated

LISTEN: Why an Islamist Party Just Saved Israel's Government - Podcasts - Haaretz Podcasts – Israeli politics, Jewish World and Middle East - Vimarsana News

LISTEN: Why an Islamist Party Just Saved Israel's Government - Podcasts - Haaretz Podcasts – Israeli politics, Jewish World and Middle East

Israeli pollster Dahlia Scheindlin explains why Arab political leader Mansour Abbas is keeping prime minister Naftali Bennett in power. Also: A year after rioters destroyed his hotel, Evan Fallenberg still believes in coexistence

Akko business owners back on their feet a year after riots - Vimarsana News

Akko business owners back on their feet a year after riots

Though shaken by the wave of violence in their mixed city, Jewish hoteliers and restaurateur have rebuilt and hope for a better future.