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Amalia Dayan never encountered antisemitism in N.Y.C. Then came October 7

Summary by Haaretz
Art dealer Amalia Dayan, of the Israeli Dayan dynasty, moved to New York at 24 and opened a successful gallery. The art world’s open letter condemning Israel while omitting the October 7 massacres made her fight for her people’s narrative: 'Israel has terrible public relations,' she tells Haaretz

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Amalia Dayan never encountered antisemitism in N.Y.C. Then came October 7

Art dealer Amalia Dayan, of the Israeli Dayan dynasty, moved to New York at 24 and opened a successful gallery. The art world’s open letter condemning Israel while omitting the October 7 massacres made her fight for her people’s narrative: 'Israel has terrible public relations,' she tells Haaretz

·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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Haaretz broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel on Sunday, November 5, 2023.
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