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This blog provides an account of Egyptian journalist Khaled Diab's trip through Israel and Palestine on a personal quest for peace and understanding between Arabs and Israelis. It also contains reflections and encounters after the event.
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- Dare to dream!
- Still to come...
- Tuning into peace in stereo
- Guns and wreaths and the face that failed to launc...
- The refreshing taste of revolution in Ramallah
- A chain of peaceful voices
- Strolls of faith for the faith challenged
- Holy nargela smoke in Jerusalem
- Striking a nostalgic note in Jerusalem
- A peaceful oasis in the desert of war
- Stuck in the wilderness
- Why do Egyptians never come here?
- Pleasure spiked with pain
- Peace begins at school and at home
- Don't grieve me alone
- Disappearing in a blaze of Zionist glory
- At home with the Zionists
- Checkpoints in the air
- A dose of Belgian pragmatism
- Emotional battlefields and conflicting sentiments
- Latest suicide attack raises major security concerns
- Landmarks on the ‘Without a road map’ tour
- Cyprus: the Promised Island and the world's first ...
- The unseen undercurrents of the Arab-Israeli conflict
- Archaeologists make shock discovery of Dead Sea to...
- Sir, did you pack that political baggage yourself?
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3 comments:
like this http://emspeace.blogspot.com/2007/04/natis-occupation.html
where everybody is nice to reach other
I dream of the "Taste of Revolution." But it is only a fantasy . . .
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