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Mana Assahui on 2stars4peace
TweetMana Assahui is living and working in Amman, Jordan. Her roots are Palestinian … For her the 2stars4peace idea is impossible … Even though there might be economical reasons for this solutions, Mana can’t imaging to see it happen … … Continue reading
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Tagged jordan, palestine, refugee
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2stars4peace – Dirk’s summary of the first week
TweetI said before that I want to meet interesting people and I met already many of them. Its interesting to see the reactions and getting their feedback, when they first hear about 2stars4peace. I summarized my experiences and thoughts about … Continue reading
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Tagged egypt, expectations, experiences, feedback, jordan, reactions, summary
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Unconditional Support for 2stars4peace – Hamzeh From Wadi Rum
TweetOn our way to Aqaba we saw some of the most beautiful places in Jordan. Nature replenshing our souls;-) The journey proved once again: if you travel with an open mind, even awkward situations turn into interesting chances. Having a … Continue reading
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Tagged chances, coincidences, education, jordan, landscapes, wadi rum
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Meeting Social Activist Ali Dahmash in Amman
TweetAfter returning from the Jerash Gaza Refugee Camp, the day ended with Ali Dahmash, a social activist and entrepreneur. Unfortunately it didn’t work out to meet under his olive tree . Akrum was still with us. Listening to both discussing … Continue reading
Do You Join A Walk Across The River Jordan?
Tweet27th of February 2011 Sunday morning Akrum, a friend of Betsy who we’ve met the day before, came to our hotel and helped us finding the car rental company. Not that easy as local addresses often only point to a … Continue reading
It’s Never “Me”, It’s Always “Them”
TweetWe just came back from our first meeting with people – whom we connected via twitter and blogs before we left home – living in working in Amman, Jordan. 3 young American women (Betsy, Paula – both Fullbrighters – and … Continue reading




