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"The Dove That Didn't Return" tackles the canon of war poetry, an almost exclusively male-penned body of poems. In the book, biblical stories, verses and fragments are rewritten through the eyes of a female lieutenant in the Israeli Army. It is a contemporary poetics on the revelations of war from an Israeli perspective never before told, a woman and a soldier at that.
I. Genesis -- Between sanctity and sand -- And yet the sea isn't full -- Shacharit -- The first time rockets fall in Tel Aviv -- Ghetto Warsaw -- My flock -- Pillar of cloud -- I pull the pin -- Settlement -- Go into darkness -- I never saw a wild thing sorry for itself -- Find her by the fountain -- The dove that didn't return -- II. Amos 3:5 -- Tefillat Ne'ilah -- Tradition -- Families of the Earth -- Peace -- An eye for -- Moriah -- The taking of Jericho -- The great achievement of the Six Day War -- Ode to the field -- Designation -- Goliath -- Ghetto Warsaw -- If I forget you, Jerusalem -- Chava -- Chava's judgement -- III. Ahl al-Kitāb -- Surging waters stood -- Up like a wall -- Ironstone -- Five fathoms deep -- Ghetto Warshaw -- Of women in the tent -- What I forgot from my wars -- I once stood -- July in Nitzanim Training Base -- Collapsed -- Delilah -- This will be your land (with its boundaries on every side) -- The great achievement of the Yom Kippur War -- The Western Wall -- Exodus.