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We are in Israel
... s upsetting. Without fail, all the places I have been shared similar characteristics. The minorities in the country----often people of color------were working the lower level jobs. In Austrailia, the aboriginal descents, In germany, the Turkish and Africans, specifically Ghanaian. In Egypt, well everyone was poor but, the Sudanese refugees were doing the illegal jobs such as prostitution. It is sad that I use this idea as a marker of how I will ...
Hébron, une ville pas comme les autres
... les militaires nous regardent au loin mais ne nous font pas signe de nous stopper...Champion le chauffeur, sinon on y passait la nuit.
Retour à Bethléem puis Jérusalem et bien évidemment checkpoint. Et oui dès que tu veux retourner côté israélien tu peux pas y échapper.
Le bus s’arrête, des militaires armés jusqu’aux dents surveillent. Tous les gens de moins de 45 ans doivent descendre. Oui les israéliens ont décrété que les vieux ...
Jerusalem - West Bank - Dead Sea
... later we arrived at unexpected phase two of the valley flooding. This one did not look as easy as the last one.
There were many more large rocks to avoid, wider sections of fast moving water, and more water to cross in general. However, there was a pickup truck presently crossing from the other direction, a bulldozer making passes, and the police car was already on the other side. I have to reverse out of the way to let the pickup truck from the ...
Day 19, Tuesday - Massada, Dead Sea to Tel Aviv
... Hebrew. Even such things as the sugar sachets only have Hebrew. It really isn't what I expected. (It’s not like it is easy to work out either as their symbols are not like letters.)
We headed off to the east through the Judean Desert towards the Dead Sea. As soon as we left the outskirts of Jerusalem and over the surrounding hills we were in the stony desert. It really is quite phenomenal how quickly it happens. I now understand how, after ...
Israel and Palestinia
After two weeks in Israel and Palestinia, I got a little bit closer to the conflict. I met wonderful people form both sides, Jews and Arabs. I cannot generalize and say that some are good and some are bad, but i cannot hide the fact that I have seen the worst scenarios and the unfairest treatments to people in a discriminatory way. I will share the latrst text written by Ehud Krinis about the last demolition ...