Sipur Parsi
roman otenṭi be-ʻikvot tarnegol Parsi
by Pary Sany
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"Saga about the Levi family from Tehran, and the story of their lives after they immigrated to Israel. The 1960s in Israel are difficult years for Ibrahim, after he left his high social status in Tehran, a spacious house and the women he liked to keep an eye on, and came to live in a poor hut in the immigrant neighborhood of Jerusalem. His wife Molok is also looking for her way and place in the new land, and is unable to give up her secret love for Herzl that began in Tehran. The colorful, warm and tumultuous story of Ibrahim, Molok and their three daughters is woven into the way of life in Israel and Iran, leading them to lusts, sins, transcendence of liking, plagues of fate..." --
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Adultery, Fiction, Families, Social conditions, Social life and customs, Married people, Iranian Jews, Hebrew fiction, Hebrew literature, Manners and customsPlaces
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