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Deborah Treisman speaks to the author Etgar Keret, whose short story, “Mitzvah,” was inspired by an argument with a taxi driver on a ride through Tel Aviv. https://t.co/PEBO6wrUW9 — PolitiTweet.org

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“When you are refugees, the whole world cares for you—but I don’t want it,” a woman who fled Kyiv said. “I want my tiny apartment. I want my job that I don’t like. I want to see my boss. . . . All the things I hate—that’s what I want.” https://t.co/OynSmwcZUY — PolitiTweet.org

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“They are firing at you for days on end—it’s exhausting, and starts to eat at you,” one soldier said, of the Russian military. “It feels as if they are trying to smash into atoms every Ukrainian soldier and every inch of Ukrainian land.” https://t.co/XqpGi6Cit5 — PolitiTweet.org

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