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Through his lens, Alex Levac asks Israelis and Palestinians: Is this really what you want for eternity?

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“Through his lens, Alex Levac asks Israelis and Palestinians: Is this really what you want for eternity?”

On the occasion of Alex Levac's first solo museum exhibition, at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, New York Times journalist Roger Cohen reflects on the life and work of a photographer who has captured Israel with an extraordinary eye

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