An Attentive Ear To An Amputated Tongue

Story Why is the collection of Palestinian stories translated into Hebrew called Amputated Tongue? What makes the group of readers with a Attentive Ear come together to read the stories together? Palestinian literature is almost unfamiliar to Hebrew readers in Israel. An initiative of a written project at the Van Leer Institute presents us with a unique treasure trove of stories written by Palestinian writers from Israel, the Palestinian Authority and Arab countries. Here is an opportunity to get to know our Palestinian neighbors differently.
This article is part of the products produced by the participants in a training program for journalists, under the guidance of Social TV and the Adam Institute. Language:  Hebrew Subtitles:  English