The Bitter Taste of Dreams Come True
2008 February 15
February 14, 2008 Newsweek
An interview with Israeli writer, Amos Oz, in which he discusses, among other things, his novel “A Tale of Love and Darkness” which is being translated into Arabic by the family of George Khoury, a Palestinian-Israeli student who was shot in the head by terrorists who mistook him for a Jew while jogging in Jerusalem. Oz views this step on the part of the Khoury family as a very noble decision to treat his book as a bridge between the nations. Read the full interview with Amos oz in which he discusses more broadly the contemporary state of affairs between Israel and the Middle East.
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