Jonathan Tel

Jonathan Tel is the author of Arafat’s Elephant, a collection of stories set in and around Jerusalem, and the novel Freud’s Alphabet. He divides his time between New York, London and Jerusalem.

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Put Not Thy Trust In Chariots

Jonathan Tel

'David had nothing against Arabs personally.This despite the fact he was religious (he wore a blue-and-white kippa which had been knitted by his wife, Devorah, as an engagement present.'

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Zaghrouda

Jonathan Tel

‘They are proud of being old men, relishing the power the role brings with it’.

Jonathan Tel

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Zaghrouda

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