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We Dance, We Care: Strippers, Snakes, and the Unexpected Side of Tel Aviv Nights
We Dance, We Care: Strippers, Snakes, and the Unexpected Side of Tel Aviv Nights: If you’ve ever wondered what happens when the show is over, or how ordinary people — yes, even strippers —end up leading the call for kindness and common sense, you’ll find it all here. This isn’t the Tel Aviv you see on postcards. It’s messie | NAnews
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Strippers in Tel Aviv aren’t just an urban legend. They’re the pulse behind neon doors, the first to hear every rumor, and—this year—unexpected defenders of creatures most folks won’t go near.
What happens when strippers start hanging “snake safety” flyers backstage? When club dressing rooms double as first-aid stations for bites and bad news?
This book follows real-life strippers who, one sticky summer, realized their biggest challenge wasn’t hecklers or heartbreak — but a sudden wave of snakebites hitting every part of the city.
No, really. Strippers texting each other about antivenom instead of afterparties. WhatsApp groups that turn wild: “Is there a snake under the makeup counter?” “Do we really need boots for the late show?”
Stories blur together: one minute a stripper is helping with crowd control outside a club, the next she’s coaching a rookie on how not to panic when a viper turns up near the club’s garden. These women—strippers who’ve seen it all—wind up organizing petitions, teaching their fans, and even talking the local police out of killing a harmless snake behind the dumpsters.
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It‘s messier. Strippers swap survival tips as easily as costume jewelry. They argue, they laugh, they share voice notes (“Can you check my dressing room for snakes?”) and sometimes, yes, they cry.

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Their lives zigzag from the stage to city parks, from late-night taxis to quick phone calls with worried moms. Fear is there, of course. But strippers know how to handle a crowd—and, it turns out, a crisis.