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Dvora Waysman
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israeli author who has written 11 books”. Today it says “australian - israeli author”.
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Dvora Waysman ( Hebrew : דבורה וייזמן ) is an Australian - Israeli author. Born Dorothy Opas in Melbourne , Victoria , Waysman made Aliyah to Israel in 1971 with her husband and four children. She is a prolific writer, with her works syndicated worldwide in over 20 publications, and is a regular contributor to The Jewish Press , where she writes on topics including travel, family life, and Jewish holidays, often drawing from her knowledge of Jewish history .
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israeli author who has written 11 books
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australian - israeli author
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