Encyclopaedia Judaica

Religion & Spirituality

Fred Skolnik

Judaism

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Social &amp; cultural history; Jewish studies

Encyclopaedia Judaica, Volume 14: Mel - Nas

Thomson

Encyclopaedia Judaica, Volume 15: Nat - Per

Encyclopaedia Judaica, Volume 15: Nat - Per

The Other Shore is set in Israel in the 1980s, between the Lebanese War and the outbreak of the first Intifada (1984-1989), a pivotal time which saw the final transition of Israel from a Zionist-socialist society to a Western-style consumer society. The novel follows the lives of representative characters across the entire breadth of Israeli society but focuses on two families - the Shachars, a kibbutz family, and the Goldsteins, representing the emerging Israeli middle class. The protagonists in effect vie to win the heart and soul of Israel itself, personified by the beautiful Ariela.

The Other Shore

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Aqueous Books

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