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War and Religion

3/3/2014

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Hundreds of thousands converged on Jerusalem to protest a law that calls for Ultra-Orthodox Jews to serve in the Israeli army.

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When refugees are sent to prison

26/1/2014

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They came to Israel seeking asylum from danger and death in their home countries. Far from a safe welcome, some asylum seekers are being sent to Holot prison in the middle of the desert for indefinite detention. 

Tens of African refugees were given summons' to be at the Nokia Arena parking lot at 10:00 am on Sunday, January 26th 2014 for the first bus to Holot, and more have been called this week... 

Today only 11 asylum seekers showed up.

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The Places I Hope Harper Goes

18/1/2014

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Canadian Prime Minister, Stephen Harper is arriving soon. It's his first trip over here and I am certain that he will see lot's of great stuff. I am also certain that he'll have an easier time getting around than some other Prime Ministers. 

I bet he won't have time see everything, and even though it's a safe bet that he won't make time for any of the below suggestions there's no harm in trying

So here is a list of places I hope Harper goes while he is in Israel and Palestine:

The Negev Desert to see a prison where Refugees are kept

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Looking at Silwan

4/12/2013

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Ours

26/10/2013

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A City for Everybody 

13/10/2013

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A South Tel Aviv Saturday

24/8/2013

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The Shomria

18/7/2013

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The Plan

15/7/2013

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Wall Art

7/6/2013

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Back to the Street

12/5/2013

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More than 10,000 people took to the streets of Tel Aviv to express outrage at the austerity budget of the new Israel government. 
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Boardwalk Fishing.

2/5/2013

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A Moment

8/4/2013

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Desert Scenes

3/3/2013

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Opening Shuhada Street

22/2/2013

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Borders

14/1/2013

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New Year's Eve in Tel Aviv

1/1/2013

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Candles in the Park

11/12/2012

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The story of Hannukah examines issues of freedom, power and morality. It is a story of faith, family, war, peoplehood and dedication. The holiday can be a moment of exploration of a central narrative and interesting themes within Jewish culture. At it's core, Hannukah is dedicated to celebrating light in the darkness of winter, the determination of the Jewish people to be free in the face of oppression, and it is an annual reminder of our responsibility to help ensure all peoples enjoy that freedom. Unfortunately, some try to twist its meaning to incite racist violence toward those who would seek asylum in Israel. Many came to the park, in the actual spirit of the festival of lights, to stand up against that hate.

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Marching

7/12/2012

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The Human Rights March and celebration in Tel Aviv.
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Before and After

29/11/2012

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Photos from Ramallah in the moments before and after celebrations of the UN vote.
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