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Reach Out for Peace in Israel and Palestine, Part 2

By Karen Cohen, Nisreen Abukaud Satel ∙ January 1, 2003

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We invite you to join us in the effort to reach out for peace in Israel and Palestine

Two mothers who met in hospital when their children were born.

They became friends.

Karen Cohen
32 years old, Jewish
born in Santiago, Chile.
Entrepeneur
Little girl: Gal

“I think that all the world's Jews should live in Israel. I'm a Zionist. Here in Jaffa there are also Arabs, we work together so why shouldn't I respect them? Too many old prejudices. I'm fond of Nisareen, she's very shy and sensitive. Her whole family is so hospitable, it's great to be warmly welcomed.”

Nisreen AbuKaud Satel
21 years old, Arab
born in Jaffa.
Teacher
Little girl: Arwa

“I like teaching children. Sometimes it's sad to find so many bad things on our planet in the textbooks that we use, but I think that peace can be built with love and trust. Karen is so vital and full of energy, we get on well together. I hope that Arwa and Gal can play and grow together.”

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