Published Works
- Ha-Carmel ha-Ee Nireh (The Invisible Carmel) (1971)
- Al Tirhak (Be Not Far) (1975)
- Halo Har Halo Esh (It Is Surely a Mountain, It Is Surely a Fire (1977)
- Al ha-Shoni ha-Marhiv (On the Spectacular Difference) (1981)
- Shenivdelu Mikol Merhaq (That Became Separated from Every Distance) (1985)
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