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Compassionate Listening in Israel and Palestine - Nov. 2008: 23 people from US, Canada, Brazil listened to stories of settlers, Palestinian leaders, leaders of organizations working for peace, victims of violence and more, to learn, provide support and encouragement, and share a voice for peace that comes from realizing our connections with all humanity.TRANSCRIPT
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COMPASSIONATE LISTENING PROJECT
Israel-Palestine
November 2008
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Ibrahim Khalid and Rami Elhanan Bereaved Families Day 1
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Eitan Katz tour guide with Ir Amin Day 2
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Dr. Naomi Baum of Trauma CenterDay 2
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Dr. Ali Qleibo, cultural Anthropologist, writer/artistDay 2
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Yad v' Shem, Holocaust MuseumDay 3
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Ester Golan, Holocaust SurvivorDay 3
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Leah Lublin, settler, reform activistDay 3
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Entering West Bank town of BethlehemDay 4
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Samer, owner of the Bethlehem Inn
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Nafiz Rifa'I, MA, Rural Development
works for Pal. Authority; authorDay 4
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Suleiman al-Hamri, Palestinian co-founder of Combatants for PeaceBA in Psychology and Social Work; MA American StudiesDay 4
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Al-Arroub Refugee Camp entrance Day 5
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Camp guides and host for tea
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Camp exit closed by Israeli soldiers
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Directors Ibrahim and Ghada Issa
Hope Flowers School
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Judith Margolis, Settler, artist
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Hebron Tomb of the PatriarchsDay 7
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Boarded up Palestinian fronts with protection from Settlers
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Soldiers on Streets of Hebron
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Entering Old City of Hebron
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Dr. Taleb Harithi and Women’s Committe
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Dr. Naheel with her kids and sister
Abed’s Family
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Damage from Soldier takeover of building
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Ramallah FIDA LeadersDay 8
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Ramallah
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Sea of Galilee, Ohalo Manor, Kibbutz Kinneret
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Efrat Badihi, settler in Golan HeightsDay 9
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Anael Harpaz, Liat and Noam, Creativity for Peace Camp
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Aida Shibli, Bedouin Heritage Center, Mt. Tabor Day 10
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Yossi Zur and Ron Kehrmann, HaifaDay 10
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Tal was killed on March 5th, 2003 on the bus,Two days after writing this poem.
"Actually nothing exciting happened to me lately, But I reached the conclusion not to take anything for granted.This is the problem of many people.Their are lot’s of small things that can make you very happy.Last Saturday was a marvelous morning.Actually I do not remember not a nice Saturday.Yesterday I received a new tooth brush,A very miner event, but it made me happy.A Friend of mine thought I was crazy.Actually not, as I have already said, I don’t think That rejoicing of life means being crazy"
•Tal Kehrmann - March 3rd, 2003
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Zochrot (Remembering),
with Norma Musih
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Dalia Landau from Lemon Tree