Local retiree witnesses West Bank conflict
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Patricia Mercer is seen in Qalqilya, a major city in the West Bank near the village of Jayyous where she spent the first three months of her five-month stay in Palestine earlier this year. — Submitted photos
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A Palestinian house is torn down. — Submitted photo
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Palestinians wait to pass through the security wall erected by Israeli authorities. — Submitted photo
Patricia Mercer is seen in Qalqilya, a major city in the West Bank near the village of Jayyous where she spent the first three months of her five-month stay in Palestine earlier this year. — Submitted photos
A Palestinian house is torn down. — Submitted photo
Palestinians wait to pass through the security wall erected by Israeli authorities. — Submitted photo
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- sealcove
- - November 21, 2011 at 10:25:27
And how long did mercer stay in Israel. O she did not enough said
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- neda mustafa
- - November 20, 2011 at 20:56:20
couragious woman ,i admire her canadians are not aware of the palestenian suffering bec. of occupation it' s about time
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- sealcove
- - November 20, 2011 at 11:41:20
5 months ans she is an expert. how long did she stay in Israel. O she did not ,well that says it all
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- Chris
- - November 19, 2011 at 12:39:12
If you liked South Africa's version of apartheid, you'll love Israels.
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Is that why Arabic is an official language of the State of Israel? Is that why Arab citizens of Israel enjoy a level of civil rights, education, healthcare, life expectancy, etc., that Arabs in any other part of the Middle East can only dream about? And all these points are easily verifiable by seeing the situation on the ground with an open mind. Chris, either you don't know the facts, or you utterly fail to understand the word, "apartheid". Both problems are easily remedied