Viktor Frankl’s 1946 book "Man’s Search for Meaning,” a first-hand account of how prisoners in a Nazi concentration camp found the will to live, has suddenly appeared on Israeli bestseller lists.
A hip-hop duo that made it big last spring rapping about partying with friends in nightclubs now have the most streamed song in Israel — a wartime anthem that celebrates military vengeance in Gaza.
And the latest hit film is a documentary about the music festival where Hamas slaughtered hundreds celebrating peace, love and hedonism. As many in the film are heard to say while taking cover from rockets overhead: the party’s over.
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