#Private Tour Guide Israel

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Experience Israel Like a Local: Customizable Tours with Holy Land Private Tours

At Holy Land Private Tours, we understand that each traveler has unique interests, and our mission is to make your Israel private tour experience truly unforgettable. By providing the best Israel private tour guide services, we ensure that you explore the country at your own pace and in a way that resonates with your personal interests and values.

Why Choose a Private Tour Guide in Israel?

With a private tour guide in Israel, you gain an in-depth understanding of the country’s diverse regions, people, and heritage. Our Israel local travel guides are well-versed in the nation’s history and will introduce you to not only the popular sites but also hidden gems often missed by larger groups. By opting for Holy Land Private Tours, you'll enjoy an exclusive experience where your interests drive the itinerary, whether that’s delving into the religious sites of Jerusalem, exploring the vibrant city life of Tel Aviv, or visiting the mystical landscapes of the Negev Desert.

Top Destinations with a Private Guide in Israel

Jerusalem: The heart of Israel’s spiritual identity, Jerusalem offers iconic sites such as the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Dome of the Rock. Our Israel private tour guide will bring each site to life with stories and historical insights, creating a memorable experience in this ancient city.

Tel Aviv: Known for its modern vibe and bustling cultural scene, Tel Aviv is a must-see for art lovers, foodies, and history enthusiasts alike. Private tours of Tel Aviv include visits to the city’s vibrant neighborhoods, markets, and galleries, giving you an insider’s view of this coastal gem.

The Dead Sea: Experience the wonder of floating in the mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea. With a Holy Land Private Tours guide, you’ll learn about the science and history behind this natural marvel while enjoying the therapeutic benefits of its waters.

Galilee and the Golan Heights: For those interested in nature and adventure, a private guided tour of Israel’s northern regions is ideal. Here, you can explore vineyards, hike scenic trails, and enjoy boat rides on the Sea of Galilee with a knowledgeable Israel tour guide.

Personalized Israel Private Tours

With Holy Land Private Tours, you’ll experience Israel beyond the ordinary. Each tour can be customized to fit your interests, from historical landmarks to culinary delights and scenic landscapes. Our private tours in Israel allow you to travel at your own pace, enjoy one-on-one conversations with your guide, and receive personalized recommendations tailored to your preferences.

Our expert guides bring a wealth of knowledge to each tour, providing historical context and fascinating stories that transform each site into an unforgettable experience. The flexibility of a private guided tour in Israel means that whether you're passionate about ancient history, religious studies, art, or nature, we can craft an itinerary that suits you perfectly.

Why Holy Land Private Tours?

Holy Land Private Tours is dedicated to providing top-notch private tours in Israel. Our commitment to personalized service and local expertise ensures that each journey is as unique as the traveler. Our guides are not only knowledgeable but also friendly, professional, and passionate about showcasing the beauty of Israel.

Our Israel private tour services are ideal for individuals, families, and groups who seek a deeper, more immersive travel experience. We prioritize your safety, comfort, and interests, offering private tours that range from day trips to multi-day adventures across the country.

Book Your Private Tour Guide in Israel Today

Ready to embark on an unforgettable journey? Let Holy Land Private Tours be your guide to exploring Israel in a meaningful way. Whether you’re interested in religious sites, cultural experiences, or natural wonders, our private guided tours in Israel will provide you with memories that last a lifetime. Contact us today to customize your Israel private tour and start planning a journey that’s uniquely yours.

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Last photo dump.

Kids had a great time at this museum. The main reason we went was to see the new F-15. It was so new they didn’t have much info on a private tour we got, except for max speed and range. So I told the tour guide a history of the various Eagles. Armament info, info about its use in Israel in the 1980’s, and other nerd facts I am full of. They found me very helpful formative. Then they gave us a private tour of a C-130. The wing here is the only set of C-130’s capable of landing with supplies at Antarctica. They are practicing here all the time.

The one we toured is Standard. Used for cargo, troops, humvee transport. Last photo is Spawnette in the cockpit. She was ready to go until I told her she needs to know what every analog dial is for. So we didn’t fly. But the kids really like crawling all through the transport.

I was surprised how much the kids liked this. I got to show them my favorite modern military craft, and the F-15 which has been an ass kicker for decades. I explained to the kids that it was planes like these that made us Number One in the world. The F-15 has never been shot down in combat. And the planes our military has now are even better.

U.S.A!

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I’ve been feeling conflicted. I know Noah doesn’t seem “evil” like most people believe but I can’t seem to forget that Instagram post and the “stickers” video from last year. I know he might have changed and learned from his mistake but people make you feel guilty by saying you don’t care about Palestinian lives if you don’t hate Noah. I fully support their freedom but I don’t believe sending hate or death threats to him is going to help them.

thank you so much for reaching out and telling me how you feel about noah. i think having proper conversations is important to understand everybody’s pov so I’m very glad i got this message.

now let’s do a little recap of what happened last year and as always i’ll try to give all the facts and be as honest as possible.

first, we got a statement after oct 7th which was prompted by noah, as a jewish man, feeling like he had to speak up against multiple jewish people being killed. to me, that’s totally an understandable reaction from him specially given that he had loved ones directly impacted by it. if we pay attention to the complete text instead of picking up fractions of his statement apart to twist them and make him seem as this evil genocide supporter, the main message was always noah wanting peace for everybody and not wanting people dying. afterwards, this statement caused backlash because the existence of israel in itself is controversial but what i want you to take away from his original statement is that he wants peace and seeing people dying is what provoked this really emotional reaction out of him.

next, let’s talk about the stickers situation. here’s some background: the tour guides he met in his previous trip israel were in town so they met up and visited a israeli restaurant in new york. contrary to what people online say, noah and these people didn’t make the stickers and weren’t giving them away on their own. in summary, a girl, the one standing with the stickers in the video, in the restaurant approached them and gave them the stickers. then, as seen in the video, the other people with noah were recording themselves with the stickers and you can see that noah didn’t even touch them and wasn’t doing anything other than also record what was happening, then he stopped and didn’t do anything else.

i have to agree that the stickers were in bad taste with everything going on and i understand certain level of backlash if we are missing the context and take the video as face value. i’d prefer it didn’t happen but to me the reaction was totally overblown with people wishing him to die over stickers that he didn’t make nor touch after watching a few seconds long video. we have a bit more of context now because in a private conversation (it being private means i’m not going to post it but i read it at the time so i have a bit more understanding of the situation now) that was later posted online with somebody who talked to him after it happened. there he explained what exactly happened that day, that he didn’t agree with the language in the stickers and he had nothing to do with them. he also wrote a statement he wanted to post explaining his thoughts which again are basically that he doesn’t agree with any violence and supports a peaceful solution to the war but his team told him to try to let it blow over and not say anything else about the topic.

then, we get to early this year with the video statement that he posted on tiktok. after months of noah and his loved ones being harassed online and even people wishing unspeakable things to happen to him, he decided to post another statement in order to explain himself and his actual point of view. to put it in plain words, he once again established that he wants a peaceful solution and that the death of innocent people shouldn’t happen. he also explained he’s had conversations with people to try to understand more deeply what is doing on.

after that, he basically left social media for a few months and had a low profile for a while which is totally understandable considering how unbearable the hate towards him online is. to this day, people don’t want to believe him but to be honest, his message has always been consistent with not wanting innocent people dying. more recently, he posted on letterbox a review on a movie called munich and again, he highlighted how bad war is and how he prays that the violence stops, he also highlighted the innocent israelis and palestinians that have died in the ongoing war. his review was a totally understandable message advocating for peace but he deleted it the next day because i guess he doesn’t want to revisit this topic ever again, it’s not like people will believe him anyway.

i think we can all agree that we all want a peaceful solution and would like the deaths to stop as soon as possible, that’s exactly how noah feels, he’s not this evil mastermind that people portray online. i appreciate you for saying that noah getting hated on doesn’t solve anything because let’s be for real, noah could drop dead tomorrow and the violence would be still happening. at this point it’s just people online being cruel and enjoying playing mean girls online, people who truly advocate for palestine should be doing way more meaning work than hating on a teenager. i also hope you can take this info and make your own decisions, i don’t think following the mob is the right thing and i can assure you liking noah doesn’t mean you hate palestinians

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Best Kasol Packages from Delhi: Your Gateway to a Scenic Himalayan Escape

Best Kasol Packages from Delhi: Your Gateway to a Scenic Himalayan Escape

Nestled in the enchanting Parvati Valley of Himachal Pradesh, Kasol has emerged as one of the most popular destinations for travelers seeking a peaceful retreat amidst nature. Known for its scenic beauty, vibrant culture, and adventurous treks, Kasol offers a perfect blend of serenity and adventure. Whether you're a backpacker looking to explore its trails, a couple searching for a romantic getaway, or an adventurer seeking thrill in the mountains, Kasol has something for everyone.

If you’re traveling from Delhi, booking one of the many Kasol packages from Delhi is a convenient and affordable way to plan your trip. These packages not only take care of your accommodation and transportation but also ensure you experience the best of Kasol and its surrounding areas. Let’s dive deeper into the different types of Kasol trip packages and why Kasol should be on your travel list.

Why Choose Kasol as Your Next Destination?

Kasol is often referred to as the “Mini Israel of India” due to its significant influx of Israeli tourists and its vibrant Israeli food scene. Its natural beauty is unmatched, with lush green valleys, snow-capped peaks, and the pristine Parvati River flowing by its side. The town offers an ideal retreat for those who wish to escape the bustling city life and soak in the tranquility of the Himalayas.

Whether you are keen on trekking, exploring nearby villages like Tosh and Malana, or just relaxing in nature, Kasol has it all. And with a variety of Kasol packages, you can customize your experience based on your preferences and budget.

Types of Kasol Packages from Delhi

Budget-Friendly Kasol Trip Packages

If you're a traveler on a tight budget, budget-friendly Kasol trip packages from Delhi are a perfect choice. These packages cater to backpackers, students, and budget-conscious travelers who wish to explore Kasol without spending too much. Typically, these packages include:

Round-trip travel from Delhi in comfortable buses or shared taxis.

Affordable accommodation in hostels, guesthouses, or campsites.

Basic meal options (some packages may include breakfast or dinner).

Guided tours of popular sites like Chalal, Tosh, and Kheerganga.

Optional activities like bonfires, nature walks, and short treks.

These budget packages focus on delivering a great travel experience at minimal cost, making them ideal for solo travelers or groups of friends looking to explore Kasol on a shoestring budget.

Luxury Kasol Tour Packages

For those who prefer a more comfortable and lavish stay, luxury Kasol tour packages offer an upgraded travel experience. These packages often include:

Private transfers from Delhi in air-conditioned cars or SUVs.

Stay in luxury resorts, boutique hotels, or riverside cottages offering scenic views and premium amenities.

Personalized tours to nearby villages like Malana, Tosh, and Manikaran.

Fine dining experiences featuring local and international cuisines.

Optional adventure activities such as paragliding, river rafting, or longer trekking expeditions.

These packages are perfect for couples, families, or travelers seeking a more relaxed and luxurious Himalayan escape. Whether it’s a honeymoon trip or a family vacation, luxury Kasol packages ensure that you experience Kasol in comfort and style.

Manali Kasol Tour Package

Combining two of Himachal Pradesh’s most sought-after destinations, the Manali Kasol tour package is perfect for those who wish to explore both the serene landscapes of Kasol and the bustling adventure hub of Manali. Here’s what you can expect from a typical Manali Kasol tour package:

A scenic road journey from Delhi to Kasol with pit stops at key viewpoints along the way.

Guided exploration of Kasol, including visits to Chalal, Tosh, Kheerganga, and the hot springs of Manikaran.

A short trek to Triund or Kheerganga for an adventurous escape.

A road trip from Kasol to Manali, covering picturesque spots like the Parvati River and Beas Kund.

Stay in both Kasol and Manali, with accommodation ranging from budget to luxury based on your package selection.

Adventure activities in Manali like river rafting, paragliding, and visiting iconic sites such as Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass, and Old Manali.

This package is ideal for travelers who want a mix of serene relaxation in Kasol and the adrenaline-pumping adventures of Manali. With well-planned itineraries, the Manali Kasol tour package ensures you experience the best of both worlds.

Customized Kasol Packages from Delhi

If you’re someone who likes to have more control over your travel plans, many travel operators offer customized Kasol packages from Delhi. These packages allow you to choose:

The type of accommodation (from basic guesthouses to luxury resorts).

The activities you want to include (trekking, camping, cultural tours, etc.).

The duration of your stay and itinerary.

Transportation preferences (private car, shared taxi, or bus).

Customized Kasol packages are ideal for travelers who have specific preferences or want to explore Kasol at their own pace. Whether it’s a weekend trip or an extended stay, these packages can be tailored to suit your individual needs.

What to Expect in a Kasol Tour Package

When you book a Kasol tour package, here are some common inclusions and activities you can expect:

Accommodation: Based on your budget and preference, your stay could range from hostels and guesthouses to luxury resorts. Most packages offer riverside accommodations, providing stunning views of the Parvati River and the surrounding mountains.

Transportation: The package typically includes round-trip transportation from Delhi, either by bus or private vehicle. For luxury packages, private SUVs or cars are available for a more comfortable journey.

Local Sightseeing: Explore the nearby villages of Tosh, Chalal, and Malana, each offering its unique charm and beauty. The hot springs at Manikaran and the scenic trek to Kheerganga are also popular inclusions.

Trekking and Adventure Activities: Many packages include guided treks, like the Kheerganga trek or shorter nature walks around Kasol. You can also indulge in adventure activities like camping, river rafting, and paragliding, depending on the package.

Meals: Most packages include breakfast, and some may offer additional meals or packed lunches during treks. For budget packages, dining at local cafes in Kasol is a great way to experience the local Israeli and Himachali cuisine.

Best Time to Visit Kasol

The best time to visit Kasol largely depends on what kind of experience you're looking for:

Summer (March to June): Perfect for trekking, camping, and exploring the outdoors. The weather is pleasant, and the skies are clear.

Monsoon (July to September): While the valley looks lush and green, heavy rains can make trekking difficult and pose a risk of landslides.

Winter (October to February): If you love snow and want to experience Kasol in a magical winter setting, this is the best time to visit. However, be prepared for cold temperatures and check for road accessibility.

Final Thoughts

Kasol is a hidden gem in the Himalayas that offers a perfect blend of nature, adventure, and culture. By opting for one of the many Kasol packages from Delhi, you can enjoy a hassle-free and memorable journey. Whether you’re a solo traveler, a group of friends, or a family, there’s a Kasol trip package for every kind of traveler. So, pack your bags and get ready to explore the beautiful Parvati Valley with Voyagers Beat!

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Experience Israel with the Exclusive Israel Tours - The Best Tour Operator

When planning a trip to Israel, choosing the best tour operator in Israel is essential for creating an unforgettable experience. Israel is a land of immense historical significance, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes, offering visitors a diverse range of activities and sites to explore. With so much to see and do, navigating it all can be overwhelming without the guidance of an experienced tour operator.

That’s where Exclusive Israel Tours comes in. Widely regarded as the best tour operator in Israel, Exclusive Israel Tours is dedicated to providing exceptional service, personalized itineraries, and expert guidance to make your journey as seamless and enriching as possible.

Why Choose Exclusive Israel Tours?

Exclusive Israel Tours offers something that sets it apart from other operators: a focus on tailor-made experiences. Rather than offering generic tours, they listen to your interests and preferences to create a customized itinerary. Whether you're passionate about history, fascinated by culture, or a lover of fine food and wine, Exclusive Israel Tours crafts an experience that caters to your unique tastes.

Their itineraries include everything from private Jerusalem tours, Tel Aviv city explorations, and visits to iconic landmarks like Masada and the Dead Sea to wine-tasting tours and adventurous desert treks. With a deep knowledge of Israel’s diverse regions, Exclusive Israel Tours ensures that every traveler discovers the country in a way that feels personal and immersive.

Personalized and Private Tours

What makes Exclusive Israel Tours stand out is their exceptional attention to detail and personalized service. They specialize in private Israel tours, offering an intimate way to explore Israel’s must-see attractions. With a private tour, you'll have the flexibility to adjust the schedule according to your needs and interests, all while enjoying the comfort and convenience of a customized experience.

Private tours are led by experienced guides who not only have extensive knowledge of Israel’s history, religion, and culture but also bring these stories to life with insightful narratives. Whether you’re walking through the ancient streets of Jerusalem or discovering the modern pulse of Tel Aviv, having a private guide elevates your experience by providing context, meaning, and expert local knowledge.

Israel Day Tours for Quick Visits

For those with limited time, Exclusive Israel Tours also offers expertly guided Israel day tours. These tours are perfect for travelers looking to explore key destinations within a single day. Whether you're staying in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, or other cities, a knowledgeable Israel day tour guide will take you through top attractions, ensuring you make the most of your visit. From religious sites to natural wonders, day tours offer a rich experience without the need for an extended trip.

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Wine lovers will find something truly unique with wine tours Israel. Israel’s wine industry is growing rapidly, with its vineyards producing exceptional wines that are gaining recognition worldwide. Exclusive Israel Tours takes you on a journey through Israel’s wine country, where you can visit renowned wineries, enjoy wine-tasting sessions, and learn about the ancient and modern winemaking traditions of the region. It’s a perfect blend of culture, history, and gastronomy, offering an experience that is both informative and enjoyable.

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Conclusion

Exploring Israel is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many, and choosing the right tour operator can make all the difference. With so many historical, cultural, and natural wonders to explore, having an experienced guide ensures that you don't miss a thing.

Exclusive Israel Tours is the best tour operator in Israel, known for its customized itineraries, expert guides, and commitment to making each journey unique and memorable. Whether you’re visiting iconic sites like Jerusalem, experiencing the lively atmosphere of Tel Aviv, or indulging in a wine tour, Exclusive Israel Tours provides an experience tailored to your preferences.

For a truly enriching trip to Israel, choose Exclusive Israel Tours and discover why they are the top choice for travelers seeking personalized, high-quality service in one of the world’s most fascinating destinations.

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Premium Minibus Rental Services

When it comes to exploring the diverse landscapes and historical landmarks of Israel, having a comfortable and reliable mode of transportation is essential. That's where premium minibus rental services come in. These companies offer a fleet of well-maintained minibusses equipped with modern amenities to ensure a pleasant travel experience for passengers.

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Among the leading tour bus companies in Israel is TLV Transfers, specializing in Jerusalem bus rentals and transportation services. With their extensive fleet of minibusses and experienced drivers, TLV Transfers provides seamless transportation solutions for various occasions, including sightseeing tours, airport transfers, and group excursions.

Why Choose TLV Transfers?

Reliability: With TLV Transfers, you can count on punctuality and professionalism. Their team is dedicated to providing timely and efficient transportation services, ensuring that you reach your destination safely and on time.

Comfort: Experience the utmost comfort during your journey with TLV Transfers' luxurious minibusses. Equipped with plush seating, air conditioning, and entertainment systems, their minibusses offer a comfortable and enjoyable ride for passengers of all ages.

Expertise: With years of experience in the industry, TLV Transfers understands the unique needs of travelers in Israel. Whether you're visiting iconic landmarks in Jerusalem or exploring the vibrant streets of Tel Aviv, their knowledgeable drivers will ensure that you make the most of your trip.

Bus, Minibus and Minivan Transportation Rental Service in Israel

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Israel, the land of milk

Israel, the land of milk and honey, is known for its rich history and religious significance. But, aside from its cultural and spiritual heritage, the country also has a thriving nightlife scene, which often includes the services of escort girls. Escort girls are women who provide companionship and intimate services to clients in exchange for monetary compensation. While it may seem like a taboo topic in some countries, prostitution is legal and regulated in Israel under certain conditions. One reason for the popularity of this industry in Israel is the country's booming tourism sector. With millions of tourists visiting each year, there is a high demand for companionship and entertainment services, and escort girls fit the bill perfectly. But what sets Israeli escort girls apart from their counterparts in other countries? First and foremost, these women are known for their beauty. Israel has a diverse population, and escort girls come from various ethnic backgrounds, making them a melting pot of exotic beauty. From blonde hair and blue eyes to dark hair and olive skin, there is something for everyone's taste. Moreover, these women are not just physically attractive; they are also highly educated and well-mannered. Many of them speak multiple languages and have a wealth of knowledge about local and international affairs, making them the perfect companions for business events or cultural outings. Additionally, escort girls in Israel are highly professional. They understand the importance of confidentiality and discretion, making them the go-to choice for clients looking to keep their personal lives private. They also undergo extensive training to provide top-notch services and ensure their clients' satisfaction. But it's not just about their physical appearance or professionalism; escort girls in Israel also offer unique and diverse experiences. From private parties to intimate one-on-one encounters, these women provide a range of services tailored to meet their clients' needs and preferences. Moreover, these women also serve as tour guides, providing a unique experience for tourists looking to explore the country beyond its historical and religious sites. <a href="https://www.sexfire1.com/%d7%a0%d7%a2%d7%a8%d7%95%d7%aa-%d7%9c%d7%99%d7%95%d7%95%d7%99/" target="_blank">recommended index</a> However, like any other industry, there are also challenges and controversies surrounding escort girls in Israel. While prostitution is legal, it is not without restrictions and regulations. The industry is also not immune to exploitation and sex trafficking, with many women forced into the profession against their will. To address these concerns, the Israeli government has implemented strict laws and regulations to protect the rights of sex workers and prevent human trafficking. Escort girls must undergo regular health check-ups and obtain work permits to ensure their safety and protection. In recent years, there has also been a shift towards promoting a more ethical and consensual approach to the escort industry in Israel. The "Sugar Daddy" culture, where older men financially support younger women in exchange for companionship and intimacy, is gaining traction, providing a legal and more consensual option for both parties involved. In conclusion, escort girls in Israel are a significant part of the country's nightlife scene. They offer companionship, entertainment, and unique experiences to clients from all over the world. While there are challenges and controversies surrounding the industry, it is a legal and regulated profession that continues to evolve and adapt to changing societal attitudes and needs.

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Rhe Links are like this because I accidentally deleted this several times over and I got tired of linking them correctly. 

Now about the topics of retributive and restorative Justice. Well more like, more EXACTLY rambling.

On the original (I guess the now private) post, I believe you mentioned your disdain for someone suggesting that Israel should face restorative Justice instead of retributive Justice. Instead of leaving the response there, I decided to make a separate one because that post was too long and I’m mixed about retributive Justice in by itself and I rather Israel not be the focus on this post.

Now I think I can get why “Retributive Justice” is a favored concept. I mean for the past years there’s been a surge of politicians who’s trying to make life a living hell for LGBT people; such as forbidding talk in school about sexual orientation, trying to ban drag shows, even trying to get To Kill a Mockingbird banned from libraries, and making stupid “educational videos” where they basically say “Slavery wasn’t a terrible thing kids!” So of course it would be hugely entertaining so watch those kind of people get their just desserts.

The problem is that “retributive Justice” can very easily be a pipeline into some either misaimed, toxic, or even wicked beliefs. For starters well basically it’s punishment. And punishment can in many instances, be equivalent to suffering. And it’s believed in society that suffering is a good thing, that one could only be greater better through suffering, that it teaches one how to be a good person. Which is not always true.

I’ve seen this already with fictional characters, as more than a handful of people believe that Catra and Azula, both victims of abuse since childhood, should have suffered more than they already had by their respective series, despite the fact that Catra’s whole arc was that she kept putting herself in a cycle of self-punishment and suffering due to her bad actions and the latter gets locked up in a mental institution by the end. Not to mention wishing they could have suffered more contradicts some of the themes in those shows. I’ve seen a “funny” RWBY fan skit where the villain Adam Taurus gets one of his eyes branded using the logo of a mining factory company in what was supposed to be a “badass” moment. The same mining company which forced him to slavery since childhood and already branded one of his eyes, which is implied to be a strong reason why he ended up a terrible person.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PrincessesOfPower/comments/jkzgxe/some_thoughts_on_catras_redemption_for_the_all/

It’s something that affects real life. There’s this weird incident that’s not really about punishment but it is about suffering sorta. Sydney Sweeney recounted working a brief stint as a tour guide for that tram ride in Universal Studios Hollywood to make ends meet for her struggling family as they were poor and some weird entitled Tiktoker tried to claim she was lying because apparently becoming a Universal tour guide was this “notoriously difficult” position that “not everybody could get into”, and apparently a bandwagon of people hopped up trying to say that she actually had a cushy life as if struggling and suffering is the key to being a good person.

ever heard of Jasmine Richardson? She’s a Canadian killer who murdered her own parents and younger brother along with a boyfriend accomplice. She was incarcerated for 10 years, and then afterward once she served her time, the legal system cleared her criminal history and she walks free now. By all means, this sounds like a real life pure evil character and a misjudgment… except if you know that Jasmine was 12 years old when she did this. And the boyfriend character was a 23 year old man. Medical professionals confirmed that she did appear to be truly rehabilitated upon her release. The comments don’t care, they say that this person who was a manipulated child groomed by a older man is a utter monster who does not deserve a chance and should instead be locked up for life in prison or at least publicly shamed.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2hfMn2maU8o&pp=ygUSSmFzbWluZSByaWNoYXJkc29u

Speaking of prisons actually, have you ever heard about the prison system in Norway? Originally they built prisons similar to that of the US however due to the fact that prisoners released kept recommitting crimes two years of their release Norway decided to take a new approach. They focused on “Restorative Justice”, treating their prisoners (even the crueler ones) like ordinary people with more humane conditions to make it so they can reintegrate into society easier, some have even got a better chance of getting employed afterwards. It seems to be working pretty well for them, as their recidivism rate is one of the lowest in the world. Compare that to the more “retributive” US prison system where often prisoners are treated subhuman and it’s nigh impossible for anyone to hire them afterwards, and of course the high recidivism. And the US may not be the worst in that regards! What do you think about the Norway prison system?

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Here’s a choice quote from this blog post that got me thinking: “This has told me that the very basis of the US justice system is flawed. That people are focused on the “retribution” part of retributive justice, they’re focused on vengeance. Not mercy. Not the humanity of the victim and perpetrator.”

Another post I’ve recently found that got me thinking is this which points out that the thing is, people like Qanon, racists, anti-abortionists, corrupt governments like America, Israel and North Korea do believe that they are the good guys and that their acts of violence or whatever are their form of Justice. Sure those are more obviously evil motives, but the fact is those still function on the same motive on “retribution” which can turn into a pipeline to more reckless thoughts.

(I was toying with the idea of doing a Mandy story with this theme; but the problem is that it would be a big Author tract and I usually design the stories to be open to interpretation so I don’t know if I should send it)

There’s this great story of the George Perez Wonder Woman comic series that dealt with this matter, better than a mediocre episode of Justice League which tried to deal with a similar theme. The story was that there was this island much like Themyscira, except that its inhabitants came to be through a violent revolution where most of the men died. Despite banning men from coming to the island, the argonaut Jason and his crew came into the island, seducing the women which resulted in many offspring. However Jason and the crew abandoned them, and the islanders took ”justice” by slaughtering all the remaining men (mostly infants) including the Queen’s own father and son and banishing her and her daughter. In the end, it was revealed that because it was a ”paradise” brought by prejudice and violence, and with no one left to fight now that all the men were dead, the women turned their anger towards and slaughtered each other, the society collapsed. Maybe you can use it as an allegory for something in real life, IDK. But the Themyscira shown in that same series as ruled by Hippolyta and Diana did not suffer from this problem as they chose a more peaceful approach (in fact, any instances of writers portraying a more flawed version of Wonder Woman’s homeworld usually go use Amazon stereotypes, and those tend to be poorly written)

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Since "Palestine Speaks: Narratives of Life Under Occupation" is suspiciously not available in the US in the form of an e-book, I purchased a physical copy and wanted to share it here for anyone else also unable to get access.

AHMAD AL-QARAEEN

Shop owner, 43

Born in Silwan, East Jerusalem

Interviewed in Silwan, East Jerusalem

After the Arab-Israeli War in 1948, Israel took possession of Jerusalem's mostly Jewish western half, while Jordan administered the mostly Arab eastern half, which included the Old City of Jerusalem, the hill that houses the Temple Mount (the holiest site in Judaism, where the Second Temple was located), and the Al-Aqsa Mosque (one of the holiest sites in Islam, where, according to the Quran, the Prophet Mohammed was miraculously conveyed from Mecca to pass along the word of Allah). In 1967, during the Six-Day War, Israel took possession of East Jerusalem along with the rest of the West Bank. In 1980, Israel declared the whole of Jerusalem the undivided capital of Israel, while the Palestine Liberation Organization, led by Yasser Arafat, maintained that the city was the capital of Palestine.

The East Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan has over 30,000 residents and sits in the shadow of the Temple Mount and Al-Aqsa Mosque to its north. Numerous archaeological excavations in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries have provided evidence that Silwan was the original Bronze Age site of the city that would become Jerusalem. Though the majority of the population is still Arab, since the 1980s, hundreds of Jewish settler families have moved into the area, and the tension between settlers and Arabs often boils over into violence.

The first time we walk through Silwan in 2012, a playground and a community center have just been demolished by the Jerusalem police and Israel's National Parks Authority. A few dozen frustrated children play in the rubble where the playground was. Some are chucking onions at each other, and onion skin floats through the air like snow. The community center was razed to make room for a new visitor center for the City of David National Park, a massive archaeological museum and dig site that is privately operated by Elad, an East Jerusalem settler organization.

We then visit the nearby Wadi Hilweh Information Center and inquire about people who might be willing to share their stories. There, we meet Ahmad Al-Qaraeen, who is showing a video about Silwan's troubles to a group of tourists.

Ahmad is ruggedly handsome, with light eyes and a scruffy voice. He begins telling us the story of why he walks with a cane, and we sit with him for a couple of hours before making a date to come back. Over the course of half a dozen meetings, Ahmad tells us of his sense of connection to the neighborhood and the problems he has struggled to overcome since being shot twice outside his home by a settler in 2009.

ALL OF MY DREAMS START FROM HERE

I was born here in Silwan in 1971. All my family was born here—my father, my father's father's father's father, as far back as I know. Silwan, it's part of my life. I am part of Silwan. All of my dreams start from here. I've only left Silwan one or two times in my life. My neighborhood, my friends, everything here is made for me. I was working in the streets here by the time I was six, seven years old. I've learned everything from these streets. So much of the communitywas supported by tourism when I was young. My parents and neighbors

worked in coffee shops, restaurants, and as guides. When I was a child, I sold souvenirs, cold drinks, and ice cream to tourists. I learned English before I even started school. I spent a lot of time at the Silwan pool.¹ I'd sell things to tourists in the parking lot there, and I'd help give little tours when I was twelve or so, just showing people around and talking about the history of the place. I knew it well-I could walk from end to end in the dark at night, without a flashlight.

For me, things began to change at the time of the First Intifada in 1987, when I was seventeen.² My school was closed during the fighting. It was closed for more than a year, and I never went back. Instead, I started to work. I got a job working in a factory shaping metal. I did that for two years. One day I asked my boss, "What is the metal from this order going to build?" He said, "It's for the Israeli tanks and airplanes." I had no idea we were doing that, and so I quit.

Around 1991, after the whole world started to talk about peace and the end of the Intifada, things really started to change in my neighborhood. Jewish settlers were moving in. There were police everywhere then, and private security as well to protect the new settlers.³

One day a group of settlers approached my father and tried to get him to sell our house. They said, "Put whatever figure you want on this check, and that's what we'll buy it for." But my father wouldn't sell—he helped build the house himself when he was just a teenager in the 1940s. Settlers tried the same with other houses in my neighborhood, and they got maybe a few houses that way. In other cases, they'd try to forge papers that were supposed to show that the house had already been sold generations ago, way back in the 1930s. And the more settlers moved in, the more things changed. Suddenly, there were private security guards with big guns at the Silwan pool, and they'd charge visitors money. When my neighbors and I would try to go there, they'd say, "Palestinians aren't allowed."

During this time, I worked installing carpeting. And after that I started to work for a furniture company, assembling furniture, and then I became a truck driver. Around 1998, when I was twenty-seven, I got married. My wife's father is my father's cousin, so she was my second cousin. She was seventeen at the time, and after she finished school, I helped her pay for university for six years. We had two sons a year apart, Ali and Wadee, in 1998 and 1999. Around this time I also bought a truck for myself, and I started my own business as a mover. I worked for Palestinians, for Jewish people, for everyone. In a month I was making 7,000 or 8,000 shekels—enough for my family.⁴ For many years, life was good.

YOU SENSE THE SMOKE INSIDE YOU

My story, it's one of thousands of similar stories. I don't like to talk about it, but I have to talk about it. I want people to know what happened to me. It was September 11, 2009, maybe five-thirty, six in the evening—it was a little before sunset. It was Ramadan, and I was dozing at home, waiting for the sun to go down so that my family could break fast for the day.⁵ Suddenly, I heard some people shouting outside, so I went to see what it was about. In the street, dozens of people were shouting at a few private Israeli security guards and a couple of settlers. I asked someone, "Why are you shouting?" And he said, "These two settlers were hitting children in the street, and we're demanding that the security guards get these settlers out of here." I don't think anyone wanted trouble though, since it was Ramadan. It wasn't time for fighting.

My own children were out on the streets at the time, and they were only nine and ten, so I was worried about them. I began to look for them to get them into the house. I also kept my eye on the settlers. They were young, maybe in their early twenties, and dressed in street clothes. They were shouting and pushing at a group of children in the street. Suddenly, I saw one of the settlers put an M-16 in the air. Then he pointed his gun, and I saw that he was aiming at a child. And then I realized the child was my son Ali. At the same time, I saw my son Wadee getting hit by the other settler. I was horrified, and realized my neighbors were shouting about my own sons being attacked by the settlers.

I moved toward the settler with the gun and demanded, "Why are you doing this?" He turned to me and said that he could do what he liked. He started to walk away, and I said, "Wait, I want to talk to you. I know you can do this, but why?" He said, "No, you will not touch me." I said, "I want to talk to you if we do something wrong to you, you can call your security guys. You can call the policeman to come to help you. But I will not allow you to touch my son." As I spoke, the settler was backing away and looking at me and my son, and suddenly, he stumbled backward onto the ground. The other settler yelled, "You have to shoot." So the settler who had stumbled stood up and fired. The people in the crowd started shouting, and I fell down.

I felt like someone had stabbed me with a knife. When you get shot, you sense the smoke inside you. I felt it, and I smelled it in my body. I could taste the bullet in my blood. I saw my right leg was bleeding, and it was twisted beneath me. The bullet was in the thigh.

The people in the crowd asked me where I'd been hit. I said, "I don't know exactly, don't touch me." My two sons ran to my side and asked why it had happened. I was sitting on the ground. I couldn't feel my leg. I started to ask for an ambulance.

I heard the people shouting, and then I heard another shot. The man who shot me had shot another boy in the crowd who was on a bicycle. The boy was about fifteen. Then the man came back and he shot me a second time, this time in the left knee. Why, I don't know. Even the Israeli security guards asked him, "Why are you shooting?" But after that, the shooter and his friend just ran away.

Some people in the crowd called for the ambulance to come and help me. I was bleeding on the street for five minutes. A neighbor brought over some towels, and she packed them on my leg, while a man tied them with a belt to try to stop the blood. They told me, "Someone with a car wants to take you to the hospital." We didn't think an ambulance was going to come any time soon.

They took me and put me in the car. I saw that the boy from the bicycle was already in the car. The man and woman lifted me up under my arms. I felt as though my leg had stayed behind in the street. I told them, "Wait, wait!" I couldn't move my muscles, so I had to lift my leg by the pants and put it in the car. I still couldn't feel it. It was not mine. After that I sat in the car, bleeding. The blood soaked my T-shirt, my shoes, everything in the car.

Then we took off, but on the way to the hospital, the car was stopped twice by Israeli police, and the driver was almost arrested. It was a Friday, and he was probably the only Muslim driving that day, since it's prohibited on Fridays during Ramadan. Once the police realized the situation, they

let us go, but they followed us to the hospital. At the hospital, while the doctor was checking me, a policeman came. He told the doctor, "You have to leave now. You can check on the boy who came in with him, but I want to ask this man some questions." So he interrogated me about the incident, even as I was bleeding.

After I was questioned, my wife showed up. She said that my family, my cousins, they thought that I had died. They were already discussing the funeral.

The doctors got me ready for surgery, and then I was on the operating table for five hours. I later learned that they'd told my wife, "Maybe he has a chance, maybe not." I'd lost eight units of blood and I was very weak.

Later, my sons showed up at the hospital. They looked so sad, and they just said, "We're sorry." I asked them why, and I learned that they'd been interrogated by the police. The police had told them that they provoked the fight with the settlers, and that they were responsible for me getting shot. I told them, "No, no, no, don't think about that. It's not your fault." But even now, they believe that if they hadn't gone out in the streets, I wouldn't have been shot. They still feel guilty.

The police wanted to charge me with assaulting a soldier. The settler who'd shot me was in the Israeli military, but he hadn't been wearing his uniform that day. But luckily, someone in the crowd had taken photos of everything that happened, so it was easy to prove that I hadn't physically attacked the settler in any way.

MY SONS NEED MORE FROM ME

Three months after the operation, I went to get a checkup, and my leg still wasn't healing. They performed another surgery to clean out fragments and repair the bone. I stayed at home in a wheelchair for eight months after the shooting. Then I started walking again with a walker. After the first year at home, I started to have more pain, and it turns out I needed even more surgeries. Eventually, I replaced the walker with a cane.

All of this has changed my life. As a truck driver, part of my was to job move furniture. Also, I would help my family, help out around the neighborhood, play soccer—I can't do any of those things anymore. I have had five surgeries so far. I have two more scheduled. And I have pain whenever I try to do anything physical, even something simple, like helping my son fix his bike. I just can't do it. For my older son, Ali, the disaster has changed everything in his life.

After he was attacked and he saw me get shot, he started to feel like his father couldn't protect him. And when he saw that his father couldn't protect him, he wanted to protect himself. Now, if someone starts picking on him or says something nasty, my son fights with him. These last two years, I've had him in three different schools because of his fighting. Before the shooting, he didn't have any problems in school. Both boys are fighting in school, with other children and with the teachers. And they get angry at the settlers. My sons, they need more from me. As their father, I cannot help them.

One day at home, my sons came to me and said, "Dad, we saw the settler who shot you." I told them, "No, no, he's in jail." I was lying to them. I'd learned that he only spent a day in jail before he was released. They said, "No, we remember him, we saw him." The truth is that the guy who shot me was taken by the police, but he was only questioned for a couple of hours and stayed in jail for twenty-four hours. They picked him up that night. It was Friday when he shot me. Friday night there's no court, and Saturday during the day there's no court, so Saturday evening he went to court and he said that he was defending himself. That was it. They closed the file.

I believe in non-violence. And I tell my children what happened. They ask me, "Why did this Jewish guy shoot you?" I tell them that it's settlers, not all Jewish people. I tell my boys that the difference between the settlers and Jewish people is that the settlers have come here from all over, and they don't really know or understand the land like the Jewish people who have lived here their whole lives do. We visit my friends from Jewish families, and they visited me when I was injured. I've worked with many Jewish people, so I speak some Hebrew. My sons know the difference between the settlers and the other Jewish people. They know. I have told them many, many times. But I also tell them that this is our village, we have to stay here. I tell them to be non-violent, because it's better. If you want to fight something, if you use violence, you will lose.

The building of settlement homes in East Jerusalem continues to contribute to failure of peace talks between Israel and Palestine. In April 2014, the Israeli Housing Ministry authorized the construction of seven hundred new homes for settlers in East Jerusalem. In response, the Palestinian Authority pulled out of talks and unilaterally applied for statehood recognition from fifteen international treaty organizations. Immediately after, Israeli courts authorized the continued expansion and development of the City of David National Park in Silwan.

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Footnotes

¹ The Silwan pool is an attraction for both Jewish and Christian tourists visiting holy sites. It is said to have been the springs that fed Solomon's gardens and is also the site of a miracle performed by Christ that is described in the Bible. It has been a source of fresh water for the city of Jerusalem for millennia.

² The First Intifada was an uprising throughout the West Bank and Gaza against Israeli military occupation. It began in December 1987 and lasted until 1993. Intifada in Arabic means "to shake off."

³ By the mid-eighties, approximately 75,000 settlers lived in East Jerusalem. By the end of the First Intifada, the population had doubled to over 150,000 and has since increased to over 200,000.

⁴ At the time, 8,000 shekels equaled approximately US $2,800.

⁵ During the month of Ramadan, observant Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset each day.

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