Elham Dwairy Tabry
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Elham Dwairy Tabry (Arabic: الهام دويري تابري, Hebrew: אלהאם דאווירי תאברי; born 11 January 1947) is an Arab Palestinian author and citizen of Israel.
Early life
Elham Dwairy Tabry was born in Nazareth in 1947. She is the third child of five in a conservative Arab family. Her parents are building engineer Adeeb Dahdouh Dwairy and housewife Loris Iskandar Kawar.
She attended the Fransciscan school in Nazareth, which was a girls-only school at the time. As a child, she read books regularly and borrowed books from her uncle, poet Dr. Jamal Kawar. At that time no public libraries operated near Nazareth.
In 1972, she earned a teaching certificate in a project established by the Ministry of Education in Nazareth. In 1986, she earned a teaching certificate (senior teacher) for teaching English in the junior high.
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