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In a decision to disengage from Gaza, the prime minister of Israel comes to the conclusion that there is no solution to the bloody Israeli - Palestinian conflict, except for the evacuation of Judea and Samaria and the establishment of a Palestinian state. When news of that comes, Gabrush, of the senior Yesha Council, feels his world has been destroyed. He knows that if carried out, the plan will end the dream of a Greater Israel and he will have to vacate the house he built himself in Maale Oranim.

A husband and wife, both successful academics, leave their careers and choose to live a simple life as a fisherman and a manual laborer. Gideon, a brilliant lawyer, chooses to work as a fisherman in the Eilat fish farms. Amiya, his wife, an accountant, giving up her honorable job, chooses to work in her parents' grocery store.

Sandwich Girl is an adventure story about Noa, who is searching for herself and dealing with her position in her family as a "sandwich" girl via her rich fantasy world. "Do not cry, dear Maya! Wait until you grow up. Maybe you'll be the sandwich girl,” Noa says to her little sister.

Principle of Desire is a contemporary novel full of flowing and sweeping intensity for the longing for love uncompromising. A thrilling novel, Principle of Desire brings the story of forbidden love between Noa and Tomer, both married; she is a mother of two sons, and he a father to a daughter and a son, she lives is in Tel-Aviv, he lives in Haifa, and haunting emotions flare up between them, exciting their minds for a generation.

A random error phone number leads Rachel, the heroine of the novel, to a strange conversation with a man she likes more than any man she has met in a long time. Almost unnoticed, sneaking, her heart hopes that "Wrong Number" is the man she has been waiting for for 30 years. Hannah Goldberg, with her rhythmic language, is accompanied by Rachel and her friend, Leah, both daughters of Holocaust survivors, from growing up in Haifa until the '40s.

They thought it was a tradition to drive the substitute teacher nuts, and it only takes a little trick to make her run toward the exit. But she didn't run away. She worked for a year as a substitute teacher, wandering thorughout different schools, and despite the students' efforts, stayed alive. And she wrote about all the hard and happy moments she shared with them.

Hedva Rozen, a 15-year-old girl and her 19-year-old brother, both members of an ultra-Orthodox community in Bnei Barak, are involved in a sudden turn of events: a mysterious murder, a grave family secret, and an unexpected revelation about themselves. Little Sister (Ahot Ktana) is a novel whose core is the glimpse into the world of the "Haredi other."

At the "Shunra" school, the cats learn how to deal with life with appropriate way, to sing in the yowling choir and to catch mice and their tails. When Pushti's and Kishta's gang threaten the cat's peaceful lives, the cats gather together to defend their school. The Cats' School story offers us with the love story of Kishkush and Tula, Gingi, Adina, and Madam Titula.

The Outsider story describes Daphne rope adaptation and confrontation between: the old and the new world, between Daphne and her mother and her grandmother, and the Kibbutz children. Outsider reflects a desire to friendship, understanding, opening and wonderful world, and includes all unique quality of children's best seller book.

Bed and Breakfast ( Zimmer Be-Givataim in Hebrew), Eshkol Nevo's first novel, includes five stories and one novella. The stories are different from one another but the same question can be found in each: What happens when we lose control and when reality forces us to swim outside the aquarium? The stories may seem like thrillers, but they actually say much about relationships and feelings.

Just before her 10th anniversary, Nini discovers the real meaning of her real name - Nibar. If until now she believed that her name combines the beginnings of her parents’ two names, Nili and Baruch, now it turns out that Nibar bearer the Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin memory, which was murder on war for "peace".

Dargo and Deal meet interesting friends from different cultures. Together, they search for an answer to save their people, who are in danger from the two mysterious bottles. The answer is in the third bottle, which is held by Gert, who lives up on the mountain. Gert discloses to them the world beyond the purple clouds and, at that same moment, a magical world full of dangers is exposed.

Angry is not a controlled feeling, and most of the time children remain angry because of their difficulty to explain its source and sensation that accompanying it.This is exactly what happened to Gil, that with his mother's encouragement finds a creative way to express his anger with shapes and colors.

This is an exciting modern novel, describing unknown sides of Israeli reality. The characters are lost in both bereavement and laughter, and dream about peace as something more than what can be expressed in song. Fragile Heroine is a story about living life during war, and going on.

The Fairest Among Women by Shifra Horn tells the story of Rosa, the girl with golden curls from Katamon, growing into beautiful women of Jerusalem. A strange prophecy ensures Rosa four husbands. In a night shrouded in fear, while she was still a girl, her love to her first husband was born. Rosa, fearful of any change, will have to deal with the vicissitudes of fate time and again. In a sweeping and astonishing novel Shifra Horn describes the woman's turbulent life

Because of Tom is a novel multi-voltage current reversal, based on a true story, by Asaf Shapira. Asaf, a young officer, fell victim to deceit on the Internet after he befriended a girl he met on an internet’s social network.Asaf was threatened, harassed and harmed by people who stood behind the fake internet’s social network profile.

In the story Curious Gil, the child is not afraid to ask questions, to look around and to find interest in anything and anywhere. The author of the story, Hemda Gila, is from Jerusalem, a mother for four, and a special education teacher.

Yoavi and his friends are sure that Minshtik, the postman, is a dangerous spy. He asks many questions, he always wears dark glasses, and he has three watches. Most suspicous: he has one foot long and one foot short. Does this mean Mintshtik, the postman, is really a spy? Maybe, maybe not, but what is certain is that he can tell a few wonderful stories.

Lilach and Alon are looking through the window at the tree in their backyard and they can't figure out where all the leaves went. One question begs another...Surprise follows a surprise...And the shocking solution to the mystery shows up soon enough.

This is the story of Ezra, a child who tells the story of how his family, together with all the Jews of Baghdad, experienced riots and abuse, and the story of his younger brother, who was active in the Zionist underground.