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Aviv Mikholty Said,
April 19, 2007 @ 10:58 pm
I am a proud Jew from the land of the Cedars…..I wish I can wear my kippah and walk in Beirut….
elie Said,
May 8, 2007 @ 4:44 am
it’s great to here that man…i wish u could that too…hopefully someday peace will be back to the land of the Cedars and to the world.
peace
Mohamed Said,
May 11, 2007 @ 12:12 am
i would walk with you, i swear, im tearing up
i feel alot of empathy for you, im muslim lebanese in belgium, i just had shabbath with jewish friends last week, and my family is very close to jews and we have alot of tolerance… i have alot more to say but words can express them
goodluck brother
:)/:(
Sara Said,
June 4, 2007 @ 5:55 am
Hello Aviv,
I would walk with you too. I am Lebanese Atheist, of muslim ancestry, living in Lebanon. I had never met a Lebanese Jew until today, on Faceboook, and I read these pages… I think Jewish Lebanese people are an essensial part in Lebanon, and their Synagogue ought to be renovated and preserved.
About the Kippah, I see no reason why you wouldn’t wear it, I don’t think anybody would even notice. It looks almost identical to the one muslims wear, and people walk around wearing all sorts of things around here.
To be the advocate of this clip, they didn’t show any of the religions that are not involved in the current conflict. There is a huge population of greek orthodox christians in Lebanon (practically all of Koura and a huge part of the coastal areas) and they haven’t been mentioned. This was not to list or praise the religions, it was to condemn their members of identifying to religion rather than to nation.
bahour Ez-Zein Said,
August 23, 2007 @ 7:21 pm
Hello Avive Im lebanese iwant to meet with you i dont have any relegen on my life