As the fragile relations between Jews and Arabs in the Middle East unravel at a time of violence, warfare, overt racism, paralyzing fear and mutual suspicion, one place holds firm – an almost solitary relic among the ruins, where the cooing of the doves of peace can still be heard clearly.
As the fragile relations between Jews and Arabs in the Middle East unravel at a time of violence, warfare, overt racism, paralyzing fear and mutual suspicion, one place holds firm – an almost solitary relic among the ruins, where the cooing of the doves of peace can still be heard clearly.
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