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Cathedral of Saint Vincent de Paul ( Tunis / Tunisia ) 

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Turkish Café

Artist: August Macke (German, 1887–1914)

Date: 1914

Medium: Oil on plywood

Collection: Lenbachhaus, Munich, Germany

Description

In April 1914, August Macke, together with Paul Klee and Louis Moilliet, undertook what would later become a legendary trip to Tunis. Under the impression of the southern light and the more intense effect of the colors, his art experienced a final heightening. He returned from Tunis with a wealth of watercolors and sketches. He later executed the painting "Turkish Café" in two versions in Bonn, and gave the present one to Bernhard Koehler, who had supported the trip financially. According to Moilliet's recollection, the motif was the covered entrance at the foot of the stairs to the then famous Café des Nattes in Sidi-Bou-Said.

While Macke captures this motif with a number of details in the drawings in his sketchbook, in the oil painting he concentrates entirely on the lapidary power of pure, strongly colored surfaces of almost abstract quality. The light-filled spatial volumes that still played a certain role in the paintings from 1913 have also given way to the dictates of pure color. The green figure of the seated Arab seems to have been cut out of the blue surface of the house wall, his red fez forms a complementary contrast. The orange and violet of the door panel also stand vertically in the picture as a pure, almost indissoluble complementary contrast. The blue of the house wall finds its complementary complement in the yellow of the chair and the awning. In other ways, such as in the works of Franz Marc or Wassily Kandinsky, Macke's pictures gain their "inner necessity" by reducing their color and formal elements to the greatest simplicity.

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I'm so glad to see you get to chillax! Do you have any sightseeing planned? I don't tolerate heat too well and generally am not that good at handling the stress of travelling, so I enjoy living vicariously through you, haha.

Thanks! No sightseeing planned - on a holiday like this, I generally don’t want to leave my sun lounger. Our friends went on a day trip to Tunis and Carthage but we stayed at the hotel. It’s not that hot here, being November, it does get to 26°C for a few hours but cools down when the sun goes off us about 4pm.

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Last week, Tunisia’s president, Kais Saied, made his first trip to China and signed a strategic partnership with President Xi Jinping. The week prior, Saied made headlines for becoming the first Tunisian president to visit Iran since the Islamic Revolution. And before that, rumors swirled about Russian planes landing in Djerba.

It is too early to tell whether any of these events mark a major, strategic realignment of Tunisia away from its traditional allies in the West. More likely, Saied is playing global and regional powers against one other to secure the best deal, an art form perfected by other leaders in the region.

But Saied has made one major shift to Tunisia’s foreign policy that in turn might help explain his recent outreach to Iran, China, and Russia. Over the past year, Saied has overseen a sea change in Tunisia’s position on the two-state solution for Israelis and the Palestinians. While Tunisia had historically been an outlier in the region for being one of the first to accept a two-state solution, today it is increasingly becoming an outlier for rejecting it.

While popular at home, this shift has strained Tunisia’s relations with both the West and the Arab Gulf states. It is in this context of greater isolation internationally that Saied now dangles the threat of relations with Iran, China, and Russia.

The first to endorse two states

Tunisia’s founding father, Habib Bourguiba (r. 1956-1987), was one of the first Arab leaders to advocate, albeit cautiously, for negotiations with Israel. While other states in the region were gearing up for war, President Bourguiba in 1965 gave a major speech in Jericho urging Palestinians and Arabs to give up their “all or nothing” strategy, and then told Le Monde that they should accept the United Nations partition plan.

At the United States’ request, Tunisia would later host the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), and despite being bombed by Israel in 1985, Bourguiba remained supportive of dialogue until his last days in office. His successor, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali (r. 1987-2011), continued his policies, facilitating talks between the PLO and Israeli officials in Tunis that would then evolve into the Oslo peace process. Although those talks faltered and the second intifada erupted, Ben Ali would sign on to the Arab Peace Initiative (API), advocating a two-state solution. Tunisia’s support for that proposition would survive the 2011 revolution, with Tunisia hosting an Arab League summit in March 2019 that renewed the region’s commitment to the API. For almost 60 years, Tunisia at least paid lip service to the notion of a two-state solution.

The first to abandon it

Saied (r. 2019-) has now initiated a major shift to that long-standing advocacy of two states. In his electoral campaign in 2019, Saied argued that any normalization with Israel was akin to high treason, receiving thunderous applause at a presidential debate. While Saied was initially constrained by Tunisia’s semi-presidential system, his power grab in 2021 and subsequent consolidation of control has allowed him to gradually shift Tunisia’s foreign policy.

At first, the shift was subtle. Saied’s new 2022 constitution went further than previous ones by calling not just for the liberation of Palestine but a Palestinian state with Jerusalem (and not just East Jerusalem) as its capital. In August 2023, Saied rejected rumors he might normalize with Israel, saying Palestinians should instead regain their rights over “all of Palestine.”

But Hamas’s attacks on October 7 and the war thereafter have accelerated Saied’s break with Tunisia’s more moderate tradition. On the night of October 7, Saied described the attacks as “legitimate resistance,” saying that “what some media were referring to as the Gaza envelope is Palestinian land that has been under Zionist occupation for decades,” and that therefore “the Palestinian people have the right to recover it and to recover all of the land of Palestine.” In a video published on his Facebook page, Saied re-emphasized “all” of the land.

What had previously been the president’s personal rhetoric then became official policy. On October 11, the Arab League put out a joint statement condemning the killing of civilians by both sides and pledging support for a two-state solution along the June 4, 1967 borders. But Saied had Tunisia put in a reservation, noting instead “the right of the Palestinian people to establish their independent state on all of the land of Palestine.” Tunisia would continue that pattern over the next few months, routinely issuing reservations to joint statements produced at Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) summits, becoming an outlier at these meetings.

In May, these reservations grew increasingly explicit. At the OIC summit in Banjul and then the Arab League summit in Manama, Tunisia expressed its reservations specifically about the use of the terms “June 4, 1967 borders,” “two-state solution,” and “East al-Quds,” emphasizing instead its support for an “independent state on the entire territory of Palestine with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital.” For all intents and purposes, Tunisia abandoned its long-standing official position supporting a two-state solution.

Consequences of the shift

This shift in Tunisian foreign policy has played well at home, earning praise from Tunisians on social media and even from the Nobel Peace Prize-winning Tunisian General Labor Union. In part because of their history of hosting the PLO—and being bombed for it—Tunisians express some of the strongest support for Palestine in public opinion polls. The Arab Barometer, for instance, found that only 9% of Tunisians said it was good for the region that countries have started working with Israel, compared to 19% of Iraqis and Lebanese, 23% of Egyptians, and 32% of Sudanese. This pro-Palestinian sentiment in Tunisia has only grown in the wake of October 7, with the Arab Barometer finding support for normalization with Israel falling from 12% to 1%, and open calls for armed resistance growing from 6% to 36%.

But although Saied’s rhetoric on Israel has garnered him popularity at home, it has also left him even more isolated internationally. He had already complicated Tunisia’s relations with the United States through his coup and continued rejection of what he calls foreign interference. This was simply another nail in the coffin. By November, U.S. State Department officials were telling me they were highly concerned that Saied had become “an outlier in the region,” no longer supportive of a two-state solution. They feared that his “radical rhetoric against Israel” might contribute to extremism, recalling that Tunisia sent the largest per capita contingent of fighters to the Islamic State.

Saied’s positions have also complicated his relations with the Arab Gulf states, who have pursued normalization or are on track to do so. Many had expected Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to openly and financially support Saied’s takeover much like they did Egypt’s Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. But they have instead been more hesitant, preferring investment over aid and loans, and allegedly insisting on normalization, or at least toning down Saied’s criticism of it.

Managing isolation

This has left Saied with few strong allies, primarily Algeria and Italy. It is in this context of isolation that we should view Saied’s recent outreach to Iran, China, and Russia. On the one hand, these countries more naturally fit with Saied’s worldview, both on the Palestinian issue as well as on his broader critique of Western imperialism. Saied’s meeting with Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, for instance, reportedly centered around Palestine, with Khamenei praising Saied’s “anti-Zionist stance” and emphasizing the need to develop more such stances in the Arab world, and Saied agreeing, saying “the Islamic world must exit its current passive position.”

At the same time, Saied has thus far been careful not to push too far and elicit a rupture with Tunisia’s traditional allies. In November, for instance, Saied quashed a bill in parliament that would have criminalized normalization with Israel, on account of it endangering Tunisia’s external interests, presumably with the West and the Arab Gulf states. Indeed, a full realignment or clean break with the West is near impossible, given the strong links Tunisia’s military has with the United States and its economy has with Europe. A more likely scenario is an attempt to balance between these global and regional powers, securing what it can from each.

Still, whether or not relations with Iran, China, or Russia develop further, it is clear that Saied has already initiated a sea change in one aspect of Tunisia’s foreign policy, departing from its decades-long endorsement of a two-state solution.

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Last Day in Tunisia

Today is our last day in Tunisia. We drove back to Tunis with a couple of what I thought were minor stops along the way.

We stopped at a spring that fed an 80 km Roman aqueduct to Carthage. They built a small temple over the spring.

Along the way, we saw more groves of olives and hedges of prickly pear along with wheat fields.

The big stop of the day was the ruins of Roman Thuburbo Majus, apparently a major Roman town, but not much of a ruin. Of course, by now we have seen enough temples and baths that they need to be spectacular to make much of an impression; these didn't.

I spotted a brilliant Glandular Globe Thistle.

I have been using the Seek App regularly to identify plants on the trip and it says I've added 40 new plants to my list. But since I didn't have a huge list before it's still pretty small compared to Steve Balling's. Since the information in Seek is crowd-sourced there has to have been knowledgeable people there before to make the identifications, and often that's not the case on my trips. This time I suspect these are all plants found around the Mediterranean. Often it can't identify plants at all.

Finally, we went to a very touristy neighborhood of Tunis. It was very pretty but in a Disneyfied way and full of tourists. So not really interesting.

We have a last dinner tonight, then I have a 1:50 AM flight to Frankfurt on the way home.

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What does your town’s name begin with?

Nope

What number house do you live at?

Haha funny

Are you a seafood fan?

No

Do you prefer dark, brown or white chocolate?

Dark

Give me a random word in another language. Tell me what it means.

Pomme de terre, french for potato

Can you cook Thai food?

No, I can't even eat thai food

Do you get easter eggs at easter?

When I was a kid I went to my friend's house for easter and we did, but I am jewish

How long does it roughly take you to do the weekly or bi weekly shopping?

Like an hour

Who taught you the most valuable lesson in life and what was that lesson?

Idk

Which city would you like to visit- Rome, Tunis, London, Madrid or Paris?

Madrid because I haven't been there yet

Would you rather visit Australia, Germany, Croatia or Jamaica?

Germany

Have you got perfect vision?

No, I wish

What colour bedspread or blanket is on your bed now?

Blue sheets, plaid bedspread

What colour is the door to your house?

Blue

Would you prefer a pet rat, mouse, snake, lizard or spider?

Snake

What song(s) do you put on repeat often?

Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, showtunes

How many letters long is your last name?

9

Can you play the violin? If not, would you like to?

No, but my mom can. I am not really interested in it

Can you keep a pokerface and not show your emotions easily?

Not even a little bit

Are you a good liar (tell the truth this time)?

No

Are you wearing shoes, just socks or nothing on your feet?

Nothing

What word or phrase is disgusting in your opinion and you hate hearing it?

Daddy as a sexual nickname

Do you like the smell of a barbecue or bonfire?

No

Do you prefer to write etc, ecetera or something else?

Etc

Do you think rainbows are pretty or overrated?

Pretty

Are your lips chapped?

A little bit

Have you ever fallen into a hole or crevice whilst hiking?

No

Ever been quad biking? Was it any good?

No

What is different about you than others you hang out with?

I don't have a lot of the generic interests that "everyone" likes, unfortunately

Are you more skeptical or gullible?

Skeptical

How often do you drink sodas or fizzy drinks?

Pretty often, like most days

How many cups of tea or coffee do you have a day?

Usually none but I'm sick this week so I'm chain drinking tea

Has anyone ever called you apathetic or unemotional?

Not those words but similar sentiments

Favourite crisp/chip flavour?

Regular or cheddar

Do you put salt and vinegar on your fries?

No

What accent is the sexiest?

British

Do you currently live in the same country you were born in?

Yeah

What’s your current mood?

A little stressed

Do you struggle to articulate your thoughts and feelings?

Sometimes

A romantic meal, a trip to a theme park or go to a concert?

Romantic meal

Prefer being in control in a team environment, helping out or taking orders?

Helping out if my team knows what they're doing, otherwise taking control

Do you like carrot cake?

Yes

Don’t you hate it when people say ‘I don’t mean to be rude but…’? Especially considering 98% of the time they ARE trying to be rude?

Idk

Would you say yes to a drink from a friend of a friend?

Sure, why not?

How good is your memory?

Not as good as I would like

On a scale of 1-10 how was this survey? Did you enjoy it?

5

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Essential Tunisia Travel Guide: Visa Tips for US Citizens

Tunisia: A day away from Europe, this delightful North African gem wrapped up in antiquity meets modern. Explore sights of the tourist attractions in Tunisia such as the ancient city of Dougga, the medina of Tunis, and the beautiful beaches for a combination of history, culture, and natural beauty. Find out all the tips you need in this Tunisia travel guide for US citizens on how to get to this stunning country with ease.

Tunisia Visa for US Citizens

Visa process: Before you pack your bags, it’s important to know the visa process. Tunisia visa for US citizens has good news and bad news — the good news is that it is actually quite simple. Holders of US passports do not need a visa to enter Tunisia if they plan on staying for up to 90 days in a 180-day period. This visa waiver is valid for tourists, business travelers, and transit visitors. However, there are certain key requirements to know about for a hassle-free entry:

Passport Validity: Your passport must be valid for six months beyond your intended departure date. Be mindful of expiration dates well in advance so your travel isn't disrupted.

Evidence of Return or Onward Travel: You might need to provide evidence of a return flight or onward travel arrangements. Making sure you visit in your 90-day period.

Accommodation and Travel Itinerary: Although not always necessary, immigration officers may ask for hotel bookings or detailed travel itineraries. This shows that you have a concrete plan for your time.

Currency Import and Export Limits: Tunisia has specific restrictions regarding the import and export of currency, including customs regulations. Know these laws to avoid problems when coming and going from the country.

If you plan to stay longer (for work, study or visiting family), you will have to apply for the correct visa before your trip. Contacting the embassy of Tunisia to understand what is required and how long is the process for long-term visas is a must. In addition to your visa application and passport, you may also need to submit proof of employment or enrollment in an educational institution, as well as financial statements demonstrating your means to support yourself while in the country.

If you are traveling for business, you may also need to provide a letter of invitation from a Tunisian company or organization. You will have to provide a letter of acceptance with your application when applying for study visas because you can only study in Tunisia if you are accepted by a recognized institution.

Just be sure to apply for the visa plenty in advance, as processing can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months, depending on the visa type.

If you meet all the criteria, you can quickly navigate through the visa process and have a great trip to Tunisia without any nasty delays or complications.

Getting to Tunisia

For most travelers from the United States, reaching Tunisia requires connecting flights through major European hubs like Paris, Frankfurt or Istanbul. The primary gateway is Tunis-Carthage International Airport, in the capital, Tunis. Arriving there, you will find contemporary amenities and transportation options to start your adventure.

Exploring Tunisia: Top Destinations

Tunisia offers a mosaic of attractions and cities for all tastes. Some places you shouldn’t miss:

1. Tunis

The capital city, Tunis, is a colorful junction of old and new. Wander around the Medina of Tunis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with its maze of narrow alleys, crowded souks and ancient mosques. Visit the Bardo National Museum, which has one of the world’s most comprehensive collections of Roman mosaics.

2. Carthage

Take a step back in time when you visit Carthage, the ancient city that was once at the center of the Carthaginian Empire. Today, you can see the ruins of Roman villas, baths and the iconic amphitheater that reveals the history of this great site.

3. Sahara Desert

No visit to Tunisia is complete without a trek into the Sahara Desert. Feel the thrill of a camel trek, sleep beneath the stars or see otherworldly landscapes in Matmata, known for troglodyte dwellings and being a filming location for Star Wars.

4. Djerba

Besides its sandy beaches, the island is known for its lively markets and distinctive mix of Berber, Arab and Jewish cultures. Explore the El Ghriba Synagogue, one of the oldest synagogues in the world, and enjoy the peaceful environment.

Top Things to Do in Tunisia

If you love adventure, history or food, there are endless top things to do in tunisia.

Medina Discovery: Visit the vibrant medinas of Tunis, Sousse, and Kairouan, where you can peruse local crafts, spices, and souvenirs.

Explore Ancient Relics: With very preserved ruins of a Roman city at Dougga and the amphitheater of El Djem that is both a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the largest in the world.

Relax on the Beach: Tunisia has a long Mediterranean coastline with beautiful, sandy beaches perfect for sunbathing, swimming and water sports. Seaside resorts include Hammamet and Monastir.

Please do not skip Tunisian food: Try the local foods, such as couscous, brik (a crunchy pastry with egg and tuna) and harissa, a spicy chili paste. If you are by the coast, try some fresh seafood.

Explore the wonders of the Desert: Whether you're looking to dune bash, stroll around oases like Tozeur and Nefta, the Sahara is full of adventure and sights to see.

Planning Your Tunisia Tour

If you want to see the best of Tunisia in one trip, you might seek a Tunisia tour that visits multiple destinations. Many tours cover transport, accommodation and local guides to offer insights on the country’s history and culture. Whether you go on a group tour or have a private itinerary, a tour planned by professionals removes the stress.

Respecting Local Customs

Tunisia is a Muslim-majority country, and while it’s crucial to respect local customs & traditions. Dress respectfully, especially when visiting religious places or rural areas. Be respectful of local fasting customs during Ramadan and do not eat or drink in public during daylight hours.

Beyond Tourism: Tunisia visa requirements

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Recap

Tunisia has something for every kind of traveler — a rich mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. Whether you seek out ancient ruins or prefer lounging on Mediterranean beaches, this stunning country has it all. If US citizens follow this Tunisia travel guide, they can easily figure out how to get a visa and have an unforgettable trip to one of North Africa’s a most interesting destinations. Tunisia guarantees a memory that will never be erased from your mind, whether your travel wishes are alone or in the family.

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The history of Mediterranean Islam is characterised by surprising diversity. It is made up of a mixture of people and ethnicities, deserts and fertile lands…

Museum with No Frontiers.

(Please note that here is a very big building and this is one of a two-part post; the other is here).

Please see the above and please see here,here, here, here, here and here for the rest of my Tunisia series. (Please note that one post cannot be a full history of this fine country, and this post is only about one place, so they should be read as a theme).

What is now Tunisia has been home to Berbers, Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals, Byzantines, Arabs, Jews, Normans, Spaniards, Ottomans, Frenchmen, Maltese and Italians, but since the 7th century AD, the Arabic language and Islamic religion has been the main thread in Tunisia.

The Great Mosque (please see here) was founded by Islamic commander Uqba ibn Nafi, who defeated the Byzantines annd built this city in AD 670, and it was the seat of the Aghlabid Dynasty, whose empire spanned across North Africa (including Morocco, where I went last year) and into Europe, including most of what is now Italy.

The Aghlabids are also known by the extraordinary Aghlabid Basins, which you can see in (1) and which have provided drinking water in this semi-arid region for more than a thousand years, though sadly I didn't go there as I was on a coach trip.

This building is in memory of Abu Zam'a U'bayd ibn Arqam Al-Balaui, a companion of Mohammed, the founder of Islam. He died nearby in battle against the Byzantines in 654 AD, just before the city was founded in the same place.

Although named for an ancient warrior, and existing since the 11th century AD this building in the photoshoot is mainly Ottoman and its building was directed by Hammuda Pasha (who reigned from 1631-1666AD) and Mohamed Bey El Mouradi (reigned 1675-1696 AD) who were Beys of Tunis under the suzerainty of the Ottoman Empire, who, after expelling the Spaniards, reigned here from 1574 to 1881.

Tombs are not traditional in Islam, but the veneration of saints does happen, and this building resembles some of the Catholic churches I’ve seen, as well as the Saadian Tombs in nearby Morocco, which are from a similar time (one difference between the two is that Morocco was never conquered by the Ottomans, but this style was at the time widespread in Europe and North Africa; I’ve seen similar stucco on 17th and 18th-English buildings).

Here, the Andalusian influence is very strong; after the remnants of the empire founded by the Almoravid Dynasty in 1054, ruled from Marrakech and spanning into what is now Spain, fell in 1492, the victorious Spaniards expelled all Muslims and Jews from their country (the two went together in Christian minds of that time in Europe), and in 1609 even those who had converted to Christianity were also expelled from Spain.

This was a tragedy for them and for Spain, whose empire soon shrivelled (though they found time to occupy Tunis in 1535 and besiege it repeatedly before being driven out by the Ottomans in 1574), but it was good for Tunisia, which (like Morocco) drew in many such refugees and their talents.

The Andalusians, having lived in Europe for centuries, had as much in common with their Christian neighbours as with those who had always lived in North Africa (much like Tunisian Jews have as much in common with Tunisian Muslims as they have with those in Europe and Israel).

This is even more relevant here than in most of the rest of Tunisia, because stonemasons expelled from Spain were seen as especially skilled, and brothers Ahmad and Mustafa al-Andalusi were the master masons here and Andalusian workers joined with Ottomans, North Africans (Arab and Berber) and sub-Saharan Africans on this enduring work.

This is also a working mosque and venue for weddings and circumcisions, which are common among Muslims and Jews but not compulsory in Tunisia.

At the mosque the imam, who usually has another occupation and is not a full-time preacher, faces towards Mecca, as do the congregation; therefore, the imam does not face the worshippers, something unusual to me and unlike my experience in Catholic and Anglican churches in Britain (though in traditional Catholicism and some forms of Orthodoxy, the priest and congregation all face east, so it is not unknown in Christianity and is seen as normal by some Christians).

Kairouan today is a centre of traditional carpet-making (I went into a shop that was beautiful, but withstood the salesmen and didn't buy anything) and of Islamic culture, and because of buildings like this, the Great Mosque and the Mosque of the Three Gates (which I'll have to see on my next visit as I didn't make it this time) it is also a UNESCO World Heritage site as of 1988.

Therefore, as the historian Mourad Rammah points out, this is one of the best examples that ‘This intermixing of different civilisations that swept through Tunisia during the modern era reflects the ability for assimilation that has always charachterised the Tunisian personality throughout the ages’.

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