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Mare Internum
By Taylor Miller I boarded the plane livid 547 to Newark is cancelled. They’ll rebook you in Midway. Next flight out is in two days. TWO days. I could have stayed in Tucson. No carry-on bags, right? The frustration,… Continue reading
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What is Jerusalem?
By Michael Nance She is an old brain Confused by the constraints of modernity Her twisty-turny folds overlapping the alleyway-filled time and landscapes She is brilliant, glorious even The complexities unlike any place before Or since But sometimes… Continue reading
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A Freedom Seder in Hebron
#FreedomSederHebron Fifty years after the first settlers began the process of dispossession of Palestinian land and homes under occupation in Hebron, members of All That’s Left: Anti-Occupation Collective stand together with the Hebron-based Palestinian group Youth Against Settlements and people… Continue reading
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Between the silence and the shouting
by Ariana Solodar-Wincele Last week, I took a tour of Hebron with Breaking the Silence (שוברים שתיקה). Breaking the Silence (BtS) is an organization made up of veteran Israeli soldiers who served in the West Bank and Gaza and who… Continue reading
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The Politics of Belonging in Israel
By Jocelyn Goldberg I spent a lot of time last year talking with a close friend about what it means to feel at home. Even for those who grow up in one place, a sense of belonging in not guaranteed.… Continue reading
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Fault Lines
By Taylor Miller It’s not a typical kind of tourism- to visit a place actively seeking what’s not right. Where the cracks and fissures are deepening, facades are crumbling and cut wires hang from corners like rigor mortis snakes. Wayfinding… Continue reading
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