Archive for December, 2004

Re: The Last Dispatch from Jerusalem


Dearest friends, Today is my last day in Jerusalem, in Israel, and outside the US for as long as it takes me to save up money to come back. I’ve had a lot of adventures here, too many to recount online. I noticed that my dispatches began to get longer and longer, so I must [...]


Re: Opening Eyes Through Shock and Awe


Shalom, hev’rei, The adventure never ends. Alas, I know it must within two weeks. This past weekend, twelve friends from the University of Haifa came down for a tour of East Jerusalem and Ramallah. We opened many eyes in just two days. They came in after classes on Thursday and housed with my dear friend [...]


Re: Busy Days in East Jerusalem


Shalom haverim, It’s only Thursday and this week has been so busy I missed the deadline for submitting my research project. No big loss, mind you. The research project was going nowhere, whereas I am learning everything I want to learn elsewhere. Problem is, I’m learning more than I wanted to. It began the day [...]





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