Sayed Kashua, Arab-Israeli author - FRANCE 24

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Sayed Kashua, Arab-Israeli author

Andrea Sanke interviews Sayed Kashua, the only Arab-Israeli writer among the group of authors chosen to represent Israel at this years Paris Book Fair.

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