Kafr Birem

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Church of Our Lady in Bir'em. Believers removed grafiti from its walls (Oren Ziv / Activestills)
Hope during wartime: A Palestinian return
The displaced former residents of Kafr Bir’im decided in the summer of 2013 to return to their village, and since then, they haven’t left. The author and his partner visited them one year later. By Eitan Bronstein Aparicio (translated by Ami Asher) We had to travel as far as Kafr Bir’em to find faith in…
By +972 Magazine July 30, 2014
Jaffa Port (Lisa Goldman)
From Jaffa to Beirut: Re-imagining a borderless Middle East
On a day trip through Israel, one truly understands how close the country is to the great cities of the Middle East. Unfortunately, distances here aren’t measured by kilometers, but rather by border crossings.   By Leehee Rothschild Sometimes I think that the greatest tragedy of this place is not what it has become, but what…
By +972 Magazine June 11, 2014
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