Ge'ula Sehayek al-'Ani
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Iraqi Jewish writer, she wrote the autobiographical novel "The Rooster Thief," which follows a young Jewish girl from Iraq, Amalia, who emigrated to the transit camp (ma'abara) of Hartuv and confronted with poverty; the work questions the dominant Ashkenazi narrative of the reception of Iraqi Jews in Israel.
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