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The Palestinian lover

Author:	Sélim Nassib
Publisher:	New York : Europa Editions, 2007.
Edition/Format:	Book : Fiction : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	A subtle meditation on sex and politics in pre-statehood Israel, this slim novel expands on the legend that a young Golda Meir had an affair with Albert Pharaon, the heir to a Palestinian fortune. Albert is sophisticated and elegant, but his social circle's mercenary hypocrisy drives him to leave his family in Beirut for a solitary life in Haifa. Golda Myerson, meanwhile, is a young Russian Jewish woman who arrives in Israel by way of Milwaukee and throws herself into kibbutz life and Zionist politics.  Read more...
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