In early september 2001 Dorit and Tsur Shezaf took their three daughters (ages 14, 11 and 8) for a year long family tour of India, with no school and no work. They discover a land of marvels, complex, colourful and intoxicating: hidden valleys in the Himalayas, a long journey on camels in Rajasthan, a full moon party in Goa, spiritual supermarkets in Pune and Dharamsala, Israeli colonies in Pushkar and Hampi; from Amritsar to Kochi, from Mahabalipuram to Kolkota and from Varanasi to a short walk around the Anapurna which almost costs them their lives. Shanti Shanti Balagan is a book about Israelis in India, one particular Israeli family in India, and about an India that embraces them all.
A report I shot for MSF on their website The cyclone, Nargis, hit the Iravedy delta on April 2018 . 144,000 people died. The Junta […]
On “The Red Buddha”
By Eli Hirsh, Ma’ariv Culture Supplement
Tsur Shezaf ha passato così un mese nell’Iraq liberato, nascondendo con cura la sua identità israeliana, e ficcando il naso ovunque poteva. Si è messo […]
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