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Tag Archives: Hebron
The Return continues…..
As we said goodbye to a more relaxed Hebron, we faced the biggest struggle which was to get a bus driver to understand that we only wanted to get the bus as far as the Al Quds restaurant…..most drivers left … Continue reading
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Tagged children, Hebron, Palestine, Palestinians., village
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The Return.
Last year when we visited Hebron my head was messed up for a long time after I had left the place. I couldn’t help think of the people we had met there and their stories. I wondered how long they … Continue reading
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Tagged Hebron, Ibrahimi Mosque, Jews, Muslims, Palestine, settlers
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Passport at the ready.
And so, in less than 48 hours I will be back again to the Holy Land, fought for throughout history by the Jews, Muslims and Christians. I for one am at a loss as to to how and why these … Continue reading
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Tagged Bethlehem, Christians, Flinders Petrie, Gailee, Golan Heights, Hebron, Holy land., Israel, Jaffa, Jerusalem, Jews, Muslims, Nablus, Nazareth, Palestine, Samaritans
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Getting ready for the new school term.
It was our last full day in Palestine, a day that had been earmarked for us to ‘give back’ to the village by painting a couple of local schools and getting them ready for the start of the new school … Continue reading
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Tagged Hebron, painting, Palestine, whitewash
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From the mouths of babes.
We had three children who did the trip to Palestine with us. Archie aged 9 was asked for school to do a little write up about his trip so I thought it would be interesting to ask the other children … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Aqsa mosque, bullet holes, checkpoint, children, Dome of the Rock, God, graffitti, Hebron, Israel, Jerusalem, Jews, Muslim, Palestine, Soldiers, torah, Wailing Wall, Yaffa
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And worse it got….
By now the three of us were feeling really tetchy and ready to leave the area, but Manal had other plans and led us upwards towards another house. “this must be it” she muttered to herself as we scrambled up … Continue reading
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Tagged Bethlehem, Hebron, hopelessness, Israel, Olive trees, Palestine, settlers, Soldiers
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Mohammed
So we duly piled into Mohammed’s car. I was nervous and excited at the same time. This man was inviting us into one of the most contentious area’s within the West Bank. He told us that some days he wasn’t … Continue reading
Complete head f#ck day!
Today’s plan was to head to Hebron to see areas H1 and H2 areas. On the way we stopped at what is described as a Care Centre for Disabled…..I would describe it as more like an institute. We were shown … Continue reading
Reiki workshop and Outdoor showers.
Today I was in anticipation of the second part of my Reiki workshop. I went for breakfast to be greeted by a massive hug by our hostess Rafica. Her son Madjid who is disabled had slept for the whole night … Continue reading
So much to write, so little time!
Hi Guys, finally, I have some internet access for a quick update. Obviously I thought I would have more downtime than I have had. Lets just say they have been very long very emotional days so far. The journey into … Continue reading