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    Windows Hebrew-Arabic Magazine for Youth No. 22 November 2006

    ENOUGH!!!

    LieFdom

    IndpndnceSuri

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    Shakshuka

    Recipe Serves 2-4

    Ingredients:

    4 eggs

    2-3 large, ripe tomatoes, cubed

    1-2 cloves of garlic

    1 red/yellow/orange bell pepper

    Cooking oilSpices to taste:

    I like to add black pepper, cinnamon sticks,

    nutmeg and thyme or basil. Some people

    prefer to first fry a lot of onion.

    Preparation:

    1) Heat oil in a frying pan and add

    cinnamon sticks and/or chopped onion.

    2) Dice the bell pepper or cut it into strips

    and add to the frying pan.

    3) Add spices to taste.

    4) Let the pepper soften for a few minutes.

    5) Add the diced tomatoes and mix. Wait for

    the sauce to bubble.

    6) Add the eggs.

    7) You can grate nutmeg over the pan and

    add more spices, such as thyme or basil.

    8) Cover and wait until the eggs cook and

    are firm.

    Enjoy!

    Mother Tongue

    (Arabic-Hebrew)

    What is your name?

    Ma shemcha?

    My name is Gal.

    Shmi Gal.

    And what is your name? Eish ismak?

    My name is Jamal. Ismey Jamal.

    Where are you from? Min wein enta?

    I'm from Tulkarem. Ana min Tulkarem.

    And where are you from? Mein atah?

    I'm from Tel Aviv. Ani mTel Aviv.

    Arabic and Hebrew come from a

    single source, and have many

    similar words, such as:

    pages 42 and 43

    Rosh-Ras (head)

    Af-Anf (nose)

    Ozen-Azen (ear)

    Se'ar-Sha'ar (hair)

    Ayin-eyn (eye)

    Yad-Yad (hand)

    Beten-Beten (stomach)

    Regel-Rajel -(leg)

    In Spite of It All

    The meetings strengthen ourdetermination to create a world in which

    Jews and Arabs will live together in

    equality, cooperation and friendship.

    Illy: I come to Windows to meet other people

    and to express views that I would not be

    able to express elsewhere.

    Rajeb: I come because I believe that the

    situation will improve. In spite of everything,

    I come with hope. I come and use all of

    my power and ability to help change the

    situation.

    Bashar: I come to swim in the sea, to feel a

    little freedom, to breathe the air, and to eat

    ice cream.

    Didi: Although what we do is relatively small,

    it has an impact.

    Wisal: It's important for me to know the

    others, to know their opinions. They might

    have different opinions than my own. I didn't

    believe that there were Jews who wanted

    peace I thought that they all wanted to kill

    us.

    It' iant eat y 't atvhi y ae big vu. Wat e

    ps ll y, ht benc soelse. A vnt ataa i hst bk

    i I wil be iffntfom he ae vnt it aa i

    hst bk i Paie.

    pages 44 and 45 pages 46 and 47 Back page

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    Drawing by Mikhael Nadav