What Etgar Keret thinks about democracy

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Israeli writer of short stories, graphic novels and screenplays; his books include The Nimrod Flipout, Suddenly, a Knock on the Door and Autocorrect. Writes the weekly Alphabet Soup newsletter of stories and essays.

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1. 16 Jan 2024

   Our readingNone of current struggles have decisive outcomes, such as wars not being won or election results being endlessly disputed.

   Their wordsIn fact, it's even worse than losing. None of our struggles have decisive outcomes: wars are not won, election results are endlessly disputed.

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