Conversations about Inclusion
Beth SteinbergI write about food, the inclusion of people with diverse needs and disabilities, making theater, and living life during complicated times in Israel.
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I get it now. What September 11th was really about. You know, terrorism, let alone terrorism sparked by Islamic Jihadism, along with hatred of the West, a lot of that aimed at the US.
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Working at the Car Wash
Israel is a funny, charming, and often strange place to us immigrants. Out for a quick falafel? Make your order (don’t forget the hot sauce, the oh-so-necessary mango/amba dressing, and even some pickled onions), and enjoy their falafel bui...
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Linda Blair had it easy, I’m thinking. The teenage star of the 70’s horror film The Exorcist, (she was only 14!), has two famed cinematic moments where she does a 360° head spin, bloody face and all. Living in Israel, in particular these pa...
A Shuk Shop - Passover During Wartime
Passover is always a bit chaotic especially those final days, as you finish up your cleaning, your tidying (that is all the things you don’t have to clean before the holiday but feel compelled to do anyway), your shopping and cooking, and y...
The Home Front is Tired
A tale of too many sirens.
Yesterday, I was at the dentist. Just for a cleaning. Arriving, an alert beeped on everyone’s phones. The hygienist beckoned me into the room, reassuring me that the safe room is only down the hall, “a minute aw...
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I'm the co-founder and director of Shutaf Inclusion Programs in Jerusalem, and the artistic director of Theater in the Rough, creating engaging, theatrical experiences in Jerusalem.
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