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“Palestine” (1889) by Conder, C. R. (Claude Reignier)
Lebanons, part 4: The Wind
Yuval Ben-Ami’s new project is an anti-travelogue: an exploration of places unvisited. (Click here for more.) The three cages: my large one and the two small ones, remained clumsily interconnected. Then Israel withdrew its settlements from the Gaza Strip, and Hamas took over. The siege began, trapping 1.7 million souls in a territory one-tenth the size of Rhode…
By Yuval Ben-Ami February 5, 2016
The Roman aqueduct in Wadi Qelt, Jordan Valley, West Bank (Photo: Angela Gruber)
In the occupied West Bank, even hiking is political
For many Palestinians, recreational hiking is an odd thing to do. The political geography makes it complicated and Israelis and Palestinians fight over the right to mark trails. And yet, a hike through Wadi Qelt is still worth it. By Angela Gruber Two young Palestinian guys pass by, not looking all too interested in our…
By +972 Magazine April 3, 2015
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