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From Israel, Yisrael Medad writes about the Week of Twinning, in which mosques and synagogues across the US joined forces to confront Islamophobia and anti-Semitism and asks: “Well, why can't all of this interfaith coziness take place in…Saudi Arabia?”
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Amira,
It is a good question, no?
What do you think ;)
Have Galabiyah, Will Travel
lol … sort this out with the Saudis. Being Bahraini, I can’t speak on my country’s behalf – let alone another country!