
Israeli Arts Week: Stories, Lies, and Magic Tricks
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Speaker Orit Kuritsky is a writer, content editor, and radio producer. She is the author of the Hebrew book 24 Magic Tricks and a Cake, adapted into a TV series on Israeli Nickelodeon.

Speaker Orit Kuritsky is a writer, content editor, and radio producer. She is the author of the Hebrew book 24 Magic Tricks and a Cake, adapted into a TV series on Israeli Nickelodeon.
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