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November 11, 2019: ‘Ein Rashshash. Text by David Shulman.

November 14, 2019December 16, 2019 / Margaret Olin / Leave a comment

We are three—Guy, Nina, and me. We reach Rashshash with the dawn. Tea is served. How are things? “Settlers at our throat every day.”

Photograph: David Shulman, 2019

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April 5, 2019. Ein Rashash. Text by David Shulman

April 6, 2019November 29, 2019 / Margaret Olin / 3 Comments
Photograph: Margaret Olin (2018)

I was studying the light when the settlers came.

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Out of sight: Ein ar Rashshash in December, 2018. Post by Margaret Olin

December 21, 2018February 8, 2021 / Margaret Olin / 9 Comments
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December 12: “If a tree falls in the forest . . . “

There is barely a single tree here, but nearly everyone today voiced some version of the famous philosophical puzzle about the observer and existence. Or coexistence.

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