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A Postcard of the Past

‘I f there’s one word I want you to know while you’re here,’ my guide advised when we met in the hotel lobby, ‘it’s shalom. It’s how we say hello and goodbye, but its literal translation is peace.’

Peace isn’t the first thing I

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