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Ktzat Acheret or
Ketzat Aheret (Hebrew: קצת אחרת, A
Little Different) was an
Israeli progressive rock band that
existed between 1974–75. The band comprised...
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Eretz Acheret (Hebrew: ארץ אחרת, “A
Different Place”) is an independent, not-for-profit
organization in
Israel that
produces a bi-monthly
Hebrew magazine...
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months later she
released her
second single (also a
Latin cover): "Ktzat
Acheret" (A
Little Different),
bringing Daloomi nominations for "Singer Of The...
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Jonathan Sacerdoti decried the film's use of an
Israeli song, "Ein Li
Eretz Acheret [he]" (transl. I have no
other land), in what he
deemed cultural appropriation...
- he
wrote lyrics for over 1,250
Hebrew songs,
including "Ein Li
Eretz Acheret" (I Have No
Other Country), "Brit Olam" (Everlasting Covenant), "Ba-Shanah...
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Lerner IMRA
September 1, 2002 Post-Zionism only
rings once by Neri
Livneh from
Haaretz The Love of Israel:
After Post-Zionism,
Eretz Acheret Magazine...
- לך (And I Call You) 2003 –
Chalomot – חלומות – (Dreams) 2005 –
Metziut Acheret – מציאות אחרת (A
Different Reality) 2007 –
Bishvilech Notzarti – בשבילך...
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openly as a ****, but her
music (particularly the song "Ein Li
Eretz Acheret", I have no
other country) is po****r
across the
gamut of
Israeli society...
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carved out a
space for
himself as a left-wing
supporter of Israel,
Eretz Acheret Magazine Review of
Thinking Politically,
Barcelona Metropolis, 2010. A...
- 2016) was an
Israeli journalist and
founding editor of the
magazine Eretz Acheret.
Bambi Sheleg was born in
Chile as
Beatrice Ehrlich. She
immigrated to...
