An Industrial Designer Who Feels It's Easier to Be a Stranger Abroad Than an Israeli in Israel, and a Retailer Who Thinks the Country Can Be Improved From Within by Facing Reality Rather Than Fleeing It
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An industrial designer who feels it's easier to be a stranger abroad than an Israeli in Israel, and a retailer who thinks the country can be improved from within by facing reality rather than fleeing it
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