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Moses
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Dramatic poem by Angiolo Orvieto Music by Giacomo Orefice

Contributor:

Angiolo Orvieto

Places:

Florence, Kingdom of Italy (Florence, Italy)

Date:

1905

Subjects:

Art, Labor, Jewish identity, Israel/Israelis, Class

Categories:

Poetry, Performing Arts, Music
The Cobbler’s Song
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Shlomo reclines within his shrine Woe to my days, woe to my nights Everyone knows how he is Nobody knows about me Woe to my days, woe to my nights As if it means something to anybody. If I have a…

Contributor:

Nathan Alterman

Places:

Tel Aviv, Israel

Date:

1963

Subjects:

Class, Labor, Israel/Israelis

Categories:

Poetry, Popular Poetry, Music
Full Belly: A New Look on Food and Society
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We eat to live. The world is one vast dining room, in which each living thing both consumes and is consumed, in infinite cycles. Everything alive is a potential foodstuff. Big…

Contributor:

Aviad Kleinberg

Places:

Tel Aviv, Israel

Date:

2005

Subjects:

Food and drink, Israel/Israelis, Zionism, Class, Arabs

Categories:

Food & drink, Political Culture
The Difference
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Yitzhak Klein gave such an angry kick to the garbage can that it flew straight into the middle of the sidewalk, scattering its stinking contents in all directions. Klein nearly exploded in his boiling…

Contributor:

Ephraim Kishon

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Date:

1954

Subjects:

Israel/Israelis, Satire, Politics, Class, Antisemitism

Categories:

Humor & Satire, Fiction