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"When she left Bengal and settled in London, Lipika Pelham was seeking the freedom to choose her own identity in the world. However, the moment she met her future husband, that search for identity would become more fraught and complicated than she had ever imagined possible. She was a Bengali-Indian-Bangladeshi with a Hindu-Muslim background; he was a Jew with a passion for Arab-Jewish coexistence in the Middle East. They married, pursued careers as journalists, had children, and moved to Jerusalem. This catapulted Lipika into a world where freedom from cultural identity is unheard of. From…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2014Other Press, LLC · 416 pages · 9781590516836
Interfaith marriageInterracial marriageArab-israeli conflictJerusalem, social life and customsIsrael, biographyWomen, biographyBiographyEast Indian Women






