Another story of Palestinians, Jewish settlers and uprooted trees.
Read David of Treppenwitz's account of Ibrahim's mirror . It's happened near where he lives.
You may be surprised by your reactions by the end of his post.
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Excellent translations of Middle East media - Just Journalism
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When I first read the account, I assumed that the trees were gharqad trees.
Posted by: David T | April 03, 2006 at 10:15 AM
But, I thought only Israelis and Zionists behaved badly and everyone else is on the side of the angels.
Next thing you know, we'll be hearing stories of how the first Zionists carefully bought up vacant land at exhorbitant prices, provided employment for Arabs from all over the Levant and generally improved the standard of living via health care and education for everyone living in the region.
Posted by: Lynne T | April 03, 2006 at 02:05 PM