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About Petah Tikva

In her dingy flat, all’s a blur—smells o’ gin and regret. She’s quick, no faff, like balancin’ books at month’s end. “Time’s winged chariot,” I mutter, quotin’ the flick, and she’s like, “Wot? Shut up and shag.” Hah! Fair play, lass. Done in ten mins—bang, crash, over. I’m lyin’ there, pantin’, thinkin’ o’ Jean blinkin’ his one eye, trapped, while I just bought me way outta me cage fer a tick.

From a small Petah Tikva square to a nationwide protest

Khoury, 42, from Kfar Vradim (originally from the village of Fassuta), has published studies in international medical literature and also serves as a.

I stroll down to the market on HaShalom Street. It’s buzzing, as usual. Vendors shoutin’ about fresh veggies and homemade jams. I love that vibe. But then, I see this dude trying to haggle over a cucumber. A cucumber! Like, bro, it’s not a diamond! Just pay the guy already! I mean, who knew cucumbers could cause such drama?