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Christian Science Monitor, 02 April 2012.
Osama Abu Ayyash lives in a village on the West Bank, Breit Ummar. He is a college dropout who now drives a truck. Nine years ago, his wife lost her brothers, who had been accused of being terrorists and shot by Israeli security forces. As it turned out, that tragedy became a new beginning. Bereaved, Osama and his wife joined a modern-style activist group—one that promotes reconciliation. His goal is to humanize the conflict in Palestine through dialog with young Israelis.
Posted by RoadToPeace on Saturday, April 28, 2012.
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Bigotry and racism are still with us. Never mind that we have a black president. Part of the world breathed a huge sigh of relief when Barack Hussein Obama became president. The other part didn't. The KKK has gone underground; the Neo-Nazis have no following; both are dormant. Racism, in particular, is alive and well.
Posted by RoadToPeace on Wednesday, July 01, 2009.
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Outreach Enables Peace.
Updated: 3 Dec 2009
Can we care about others as we care about ourselves? Can we embrace and
celebrate our differences? Can we discover common ground with our neighbors from different cultures?
Posted by RoadToPeace on Friday, August 26, 2005.
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