Fewer Young Arabs Are Blaming Israel
And other signs for optimism.
April 28, 2015
Felix and Meira is the story of one ḥasidic woman.
The movie Felix and Meira tells the story of a ḥasidic woman unhappy with her marriage and her community who toys with leaving the fold and pursues a dalliance with a Gentile. The movie, writes Shulem Deen, succeeds because, unlike other treatments of restless Ḥasidim, its characters are humans rather than archetypes:
And other signs for optimism.
Narrowing horizons for his religious Zionist base?
Felix and Meira is the story of one ḥasidic woman.
Say it again: U.S. intransigence was not to blame.
The movie Felix and Meira tells the story of a ḥasidic woman unhappy with her marriage and her community who toys with leaving the fold and pursues a dalliance with a Gentile. The movie, writes Shulem Deen, succeeds because, unlike other treatments of restless Ḥasidim, its characters are humans rather than archetypes:
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