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Something that American rightwing Christians don't like as it screws up there narrative of their end times fantasies
In hospitals, schools and businesses, Israeli Arabs, Jews and Palestinians are working side by side to forge a better future
In a world of conflict, confrontation, deadlocks and dead ends, few crises are as protracted as the Israeli-Palestinian impasse.
But however inauspicious a situation, pockets of humanity can always be found.
The hospital
Within minutes of arriving at the emergency wing of the Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital in Jerusalem with severe chest pain, a 58-year-old heart attack patient is lying on an operating table. A cardiologist and a team of three specialist cardiovascular nurses stand over her.
In a room behind a glass screen beyond the operating table stands the head technician, Siham Sheble Masarwa, an Israeli Arab, who monitors the operation, directing a team of Jewish and Arab medical experts.
The Israelis and Palestinians who work together in peace
In hospitals, schools and businesses, Israeli Arabs, Jews and Palestinians are working side by side to forge a better future
In a world of conflict, confrontation, deadlocks and dead ends, few crises are as protracted as the Israeli-Palestinian impasse.
But however inauspicious a situation, pockets of humanity can always be found.
The hospital
Within minutes of arriving at the emergency wing of the Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital in Jerusalem with severe chest pain, a 58-year-old heart attack patient is lying on an operating table. A cardiologist and a team of three specialist cardiovascular nurses stand over her.
In a room behind a glass screen beyond the operating table stands the head technician, Siham Sheble Masarwa, an Israeli Arab, who monitors the operation, directing a team of Jewish and Arab medical experts.
The Israelis and Palestinians who work together in peace
