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Beauty in the Old by Aziza, Tunisia (photo-essay)

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Posted on May 21, 2018July 26, 2018 by ofritischlerPosted in Photos, UncategorizedTagged #thinkactyala, discovertheregion.

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By Imen, Tunisia "I took these photos in the lovely Medina of Tunis, my favorite place in the city. In these photos, you can see a young Tunisian guy who is working hard at a traditional job, which he inherited from his father. He’s doing it with love and passion, and he was very welcoming and happy to help me complete my homework photo essay. I tried to implement the 5 shot sequence rules (big wide establish, point of view, big close up, big close up object, and the creative shot)." . . . . . #tunis #tunisia #discovertheregion

يحتفل المسلمون حول العالم بحلول السنة ١٤٤٤ الهجرية, في هذه المناسبة يتمنى فريق يلا لكل المسلمين حول العالم سنة مليئة بالامن, السلام والمحبة. Happy Muslim New Year #hijri #newyear

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Notre Dame De Sion n'y Clody, Israel “This land is a land of peoples who each have their own memories. As a Christian who is part of a community with a living presence here of 140 years, we too, have a memory as a community. A community of sisters who have served the Arab community who had lived here in this village, and then, the Jewish community who came after the establishment of the State of Israel.” But memories give rise to future hopes. Writing to the sisters in the light of his long experience in the Holy Land, Alphonse Ratisbonne, the founder of the NOTRE DAME DE SION, expressed – in the language of his time – his hope and also his respect for people and their distinctive identity, in these words: “We need to enlarge our hearts…and make no distinction between Latin Catholics and Greek Orthodox, between Muslim and Jew…but to embrace all in love.” Such words still have meaning in our day and if the realization of such a program seems impossible, let us remember that this land is a land where the impossible happens. Let us never lose hope! . . . . . #photoessay #inspiration #peace #coexistence #church #holyland

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