The Book That Changed Hebrew Poetry

60 years since the publication of 'Dvarim', Yona Wallach's first book, which established her status as one of the most original and important poets in Hebrew poetry. Hilit Yeshuron, Shira Stav, and Oded Carmeli return to the poems that still never cease to surprise.

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