The real problem in the Middle East is that we teach our children to exercise their memory but not their imagination.
Shimon Peres
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- Jojo
- The life of a Swedish blueberry who in May 2009 broke up from the cool and modest North, to throw herself into the boiling pan among the vibrant sabras in Israel, right in the heart of the Middle East. Adventures and curiosities are blended with serious reflections of our society and life in general.
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2 comments:
Indeed! You know, I was partly imaginating, partly dreaming on this theme yesterday... And I saw some big rubber balls, or something like it, floating into the villages of Israel of Palestina, bouncing, bouncing...
Maybe the childrens´ way is the only way to overcome the conflict. But then they have to gain the right to be children...
One thing is for sure: there is too much history in this story!
I think you might buy them at IKEA...
:-))
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