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Ghannah Lodge
"From al-Araqib to Susiya" documentary encourages new framework of resistance
wrote 3 days ago: May 12, 2013 On April 26, the documentary by legal workers at the Adalah Legal Center “From al … more →
The Middle East
wrote 4 days ago: Well, I might just be the worst blogger around. I try to keep those interested updated on our goings … more →
Petra in Jordan: A cleft in time
wrote 1 week ago: A city of magnificent edifices that comes into view only through a fissure in solid rock… Tanu … more →
Israel Political Brief May 6, 2013: Knesset panel advances plan regulating Bedouin settlements
wrote 1 week ago: ISRAEL POLITICAL BRIEF ISRAEL POLITICAL BRIEF: ISRAEL NEWS Knesset panel advances plan regulating Be … more →
Announce my departure to no one.
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Everything comes and goes, comes and goes, like the spring that breaks the chains of winter; and the … more →
Guest post by Ecumenical Accompanier Jan McIntyre
wrote 3 weeks ago: Jan McIntyre is a Canadian woman just finishing her sencond term as an EAPPI member with the Jerusal … more →
They should have spelled it 'Mamsheet'...
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wrote 1 month ago: Funny how some Hebrew names just do not sound well in English. Take for example the boy’s nam … more →
Bedouin & Breakfast
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wrote 1 month ago: “I wish for all this to be marked on my body when I am dead. I believe in such cartography … more →
Woodland i
wrote 1 month ago: ‘Woodland I’ by Ann Penman Sweet The Bedouins in my kitchen say Why, Say why? say … more →
Wadi Rum and Petra
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wrote 1 month ago: Last week AMIDEAST loaded us all onto a bus and took us thee hours south of Amman to explore Wadi Ru … more →
Truly Extraordinary
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wrote 1 month ago: When in Israel for the first time, or the second, or fifth, one tends to visit the same ol’ pl … more →
Buffer zone - the killing fields of Gaza
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wrote 2 months ago: The old woman has seen enough sunrises to wrinkle the earth her skin has the memory of trees her hea … more →
Jewish National Fund's 2013 Caravan for Democracy Mission Trip to Israel
wrote 2 months ago: The month was August, 2012. I was working as an Ambassador for Outreach in the Institute of Hispanic … more →
Magic Petra
wrote 3 months ago: Once you visit the ruins of Petra in Jordan you will find lots of things very small. Petra is an imp … more →
larkycanuck.com | Travel Adventures | Oman | An Oasis in the Desert
wrote 3 months ago: There is an Eden on Earth (and it is called Oman) larkycanuck.com | Travel Adventures | Oman | An Oa … more →
larkycanuck.com | Travel Adventures | Oman | An Oasis in the Desert
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wrote 3 months ago: The world as we know it is polarized – Haves & Have-nots, Democratic & Autocratic, Con … more →
Who's Really Taking Over the Negev? (Haaretz)
wrote 3 months ago: Haaretz isn’t taking over the Negev. This piece that I co-wrote with Yariv Mohar was published … more →
The Hakura
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wrote 3 months ago: I recently received a telephone call from a man named Adel, from the nearby Bedouin village of Ayeda … more →
The English Patient
wrote 4 months ago: “The final curtain is closing on the Second World War, and Hana, a nurse, stays behind in an a … more →
