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The Monument for Victims of Hostile Acts: Honor Inscribed In Stone
The Mid-East has a reputation for being a hotbed of terrorism, obviously due to a clash of three major religions that frequently makes the evening news. The State of Israel is no exception to this rule, having experienced acts … Continue reading
The Wall for Peace: A Parisian Wailing Wall
There are times when a certain custom, way of life, or creative expression make so much sense to the human race that they are adapted to fit other circumstances, with the hope a similar result will occur. “What goes around … Continue reading
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