Sagi Ben-Nun in Haaretz: ‘A year ago, Israeli actress and director Einat Weizman visited the website of her longtime agent, Zohar Jacobson, who had represented her since she was a teenager. To her astonishment, her photo was gone.’

And: ‘I wrote in English: “The brave and strong people of this genocide. You deserve to celebrate.” The story infuriated Zohar, and she didn't want me at the agency anymore.’

Also: ‘Meanwhile, the number of Israeli theaters willing to stage Weizman's plays has shrunk dramatically. "There are some great artistic directors, but for the institutions themselves it's a risk to put on my plays.”’

Also: ‘And what I'm surprisingly not taking is Su and Shi, my cats. Unlike me, they're ardent patriots who refuse to emigrate.’

Recently, a Dutchman approached me and told me rather proudly, “I’m the last Zionist.”’

Perhaps the cats will be the last Zionists. Or the stray dogs.

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