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ISRAEL & PALESTINE: The 50-Family Fishbowl
How do 50 families live and work together so closely without driving each other crazy? Especially when every other family comes from a culture and background that society tells you to hate? It’s one thing to argue over the town’s budget; it’s quite another to tell each other how to handle the worst tragedy a […] Read more »
ISRAEL & PALESTINE: Signs of the (Wrong) Time
A college student is touched by a canada pharmacy online cialis vandalized park sign that had described the 1967 expulsion of Palestinians from their homes. photo by Kelly Hayes-Raitt[/caption]I joined the Jewish college students on a tour through 3 Palestinian villages the Israeli Army invaded and destroyed in 1967. More than 7,000 Palestinians fled Amuas, […] Read more »
ISRAEL & PALESTINE: Smuggling Democracy
I smuggled in Jimmy Carter’s book. I wasn’t sure what scrutiny I might be under coming into Israel, and I didn’t want to chance being denied entry, so I hid the book, hoping it would elude any searches. When I mentioned this to a Jew, Is now mostly. Is turquoise get tame http://cialisonlinepharmacy-toprx.com/ tried for […] Read more »
ISRAEL & PALESTINE: String Theory
In nature, there are four universally recognized physical forces of interaction: gravity, electromagnetism, strong nuclear interaction and weak nuclear interaction. So, which of these forces best describes Neve Shalom~Wahat al-Salam, the award-winning village of 25 Jewish and 25 Palestinian families who have forged a bicultural community in this violently divided nation? Meaning “Oasis of Peace” […] Read more »