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Thursday, 23 June 2011

Never Again!

I find this man's words inspiring

Posted by Karin at 16:00 4 comments:

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Labels: Israel-Palestine, Judaism

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Karin: Hampshire born mother of 2 adult children with a love of nature, wildlife and the British countryside. A keen organic gardener, I'm learning to live in a more sustainable, joyful and generous way that expresses respect for myself, my fellow human beings and the world around me. I also enjoy precious time spent with my family.

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