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November 2005

“Why are there so many Arabs here? Why didn’t you chase them away?”

- Israel’s first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, on visiting Nazareth.

In this issue:

Little White Lies [with Just a Hint of Grey]

“Cancer is rarely violent in its early stages. It just creeps. It spreads. It consumes.”
- by Glenn Edward Witmer

Two Peoples Ever More Separate

Israel’s building activities in the West Bank suggest that its next territorial withdrawal will be unilateral, not part of a peace deal.
- excerpted from The Economist

The Wall’s Psychological Impact

- by Adri Nieuwhof, The Electronic Intifada

What Will Happen to Samer?

- by Dianne Roe, Christian Peacemaker Team, Hebron

‘Judaization’ From Gaza to Galilee

“The primary purpose of the ‘development’ plan is… complete removal of the Arab population from the space.”
- by Isabelle Humphries, Washington Report

Travel & Encounter in the Holy Land

Holy Land Trust, in partnership with Middle East Fellowship, has four new opportunities to visit the Holy Land in 2005 and 2006.


It’s Really a Matter of Taste

Take off your sandals, hold on to the pole, and step right in—ankle deep!
Wine was a critical commodity for first-century Jews in Jesus’ community.
- by Glenn Edward Witmer, reprinted from the October issue of The Word on the Street

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