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Tag Archives: Iftar
Palestinian businessman Ashraf Jabari: “It was a subtle celebration of thoughtful conversation, mutual respect and heritage-enhanced relationships. These are the building blocks of the emergent Israeli-Palestinian market”
JNS Iftar gathering in Hebron shows commonalities between Israelis and Palestinians by Josh Hasten April 21, 2021 As the sun was setting over the ancient city of Hebron signifying the end of another day of fasting for devout Muslims during … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged Hebron, Iftar, Judea, Palestinians, Samaria, Yishai Fleisher
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