Суд Соломона. Семейные хроники

Sofi Ron-Morii͡a - zhurnalistka, advokat po semeĭnomu pravu, znai͡ushchai͡a mnogo-mnogo istoriĭ, zhena, mama i nachinai͡ushchai͡a babushka, v Ierusalim iz Leningrada priekhala zimoĭ 1988-go, za god do geroini romana. No roman "Sud Solomona" - ne eë avtobiografii͡a.Trëkh sestër, devochek "polutornogo pokolenii͡a", v kont͡se 1980-kh privozi͡at iz Leningrada v Izrailʹ roditeli, vernuvshiesi͡a k Tore.Tridt͡satʹ s lishnim let spusti͡a, posle 7 okti͡abri͡a, ikh semeĭnai͡a istorii͡a privodit k sudebnomu konfliktu, kotoryĭ okazyvaetsi͡a v t͡sentre obshchestvennogo vnimanii͡a.

Sophie Ron-Moria is a journalist, a family law lawyer who knows many, many stories, a wife, a mother and an aspiring grandmother. She came to Jerusalem from Leningrad in the winter of 1988, a year before the heroine of the novel. But the novel "The Judgment of Solomon" is not her autobiography.Three sisters, girls of the "one and a half generation", were brought from Leningrad to Israel by their parents who returned to the Torah in the late 1980s.More than thirty years later, after October 7, their family history leads to a legal conflict that finds itself in the public spotlight.