4:46PM
Israeli-Palestinian peace song
Issandr El Amrani
Maybe I'm a cynic, but this just looks cheesy and opportunistic.
Sunday, March 27, 2005
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Dear Issandr
hope you're well.
Just wanted to thank you and your friends for the excellent arabist network - though I don't know the inner motives of David Broza and Wisam Murad's, I believe that these and other artists' initiatives represent the last dimmer of hope (from the civilian society) for co-existence and against the cynicism of politicians and columnists alike. But I agree it is cheesy! You should come to Jaffa, south of Tel Aviv, and witness the daily, less publicized, but genuine coexistence going on there between Jews and Arab Muslims and Christians. Some mixed neighborhoods of France or Belgium would do well to emulate these fragile ecosystems. And perhaps I could take you there to experience this with your own eyes.
I am going to do a presentation about this song ( in my heart ) tomorrow, but I cannot find the music. Could someone so nice as to tell me where can I download this song, or send me the music clip, thank you very much. It is an emergency case. Please help me if you can.Thanks again.
Have a good day.
Mindy