“Cute” Little Kid Throwing Stones
I started visiting Hebron last winter. The first time I went was with (the far Left) Green Olive Tours. As we drove through the Arab district on our way to the drop-off point near a...
by Sheri Oz · Published September 17, 2017 · Last modified December 9, 2021
I started visiting Hebron last winter. The first time I went was with (the far Left) Green Olive Tours. As we drove through the Arab district on our way to the drop-off point near a...
North of Haifa there is a road that seems like it is going nowhere. I knew there was a town at the end of the road, an Arab town, but I had no idea...
Does it make sense to spend 2.5 million NIS on this road? Don’t take my word for it – check out the measurements for yourselves. * * * * * On 19 July, the...
On the bus-ride from Kiryat Arba back to Jerusalem, I saw Arab kids walking to school alongside the highway. I managed to get a photo of this one as our bus sped by her....
Miraculous population growth rate recorded for a small town in Judea & Samaria. How is it possible? After all, Israel was suppposedly carrying out a ‘Palestinian’ genocide. By chance I came across census statistics...
If someone tells you that economic desperation and “occupation” lead to Palestinian terrorism, then tell them about Laila and her sister, Nawal. Their story, and other similar stories from around the world, show that...
Haifa’s fire story, like Israel’s story, is one of renewal and rebuilding. The fire totally destroyed over 500 homes, leaving over 1500 residents with no place to return as the city got the all...
by Sheri Oz · Published October 11, 2015 · Last modified January 6, 2019
The time between marvelling at the white and red tufts of clouds shining at me as the sun set behind rooftops on the University of Tel Aviv campus and making my way along Ben...
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