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Every week new stories new peoples from all over the region. Judith 33 TelAviv, from Tehran. Jewish people are not common in Iran. In fact, there are only Jews in the entire country. School was really hard for me. I meet most of my friends online. Many other young Iranians feel the same. I hope to even make Aliyah one day. It would be an honor for me to serve in the IDF. My friends. Hussein ,20 -Baghdad. Last year, hundreds of thousands of people protested on the streets in Turkey Nobody had told them to do so! These events changed my perspective about Turkish society forever. She was born in Libya. I was thinking that she was too old. I was wrong. She was so smart and curious and wanted to read a newspaper in Hebrew. During the Israeli operation last summer, Ruth, my Israeli friend contacted me every day. I felt that she cares about me more than any government. When sanctions are over, I will travel the world, starting with the USA. I have to visit New York. What is the first thing you will do when you get there? Being an atheist in the Arab world means you have to get use to feeling worthless. Your own family excludes you. Things that makes them laugh make you cry. Your dreams are their worst nightmares and your goals go against their will. In the morning it takes people forever to get to work and not because of traffic, No…Because you have to say hello — Salam-Alaikom — to everyone you know. I expected people to tell me that I look sexy. When my friends saw me they asked if I decided to become a terrorist. I was one of the top students and had never skipped a class because I have always loved studying. I had enough of those rules and laws, I was sick of them! I quit school and started searching for a new country in which I could study. The day my parents told me they could afford sending me to study medicine in Armenia was the best day of my life! When people hear that I am a peace activist they are surprised. I come from a family with a charged past but I believe in living peacefully. Before he died, my father would take me to help him pick olives from our grove. Mom packed our lunch — cheese and yogurt, tomatoes, olives and oil to eat under the olive trees. By the end of the day, we loaded the 50 kilo bags full of olives on the back of the donkey. I was born in Mosul, Iraq. When i was 7 we left. At that time you could just take a plane from Mosul to TelAviv…. We left everything behind, but the few things we could take with us on the plane. For a while, we lived in an immigrant camp, in tents, until we moved to TelAviv. Since then, I live here in the apartment upstairs. I like it, sitting in the sun, in the afternoon. I was born in Cairo, Egypt. My mum is from the Philippines and my dad from Ghana. In , for just one month, the ministry of interior set a law: All kids that came before the age of 10 and were living in Israel for over 10 years, could get a citizenship. I was a perfect match! My girlfriend and so many people I knew died in the war. My father sold the house to smuggle me and my brother out of the country. On the boat, everything got soaked with salty seawater. The food got wet because of the high waves and by day 6 we ran out of clean water to drink. We were weak but too frightened to sleep. The smugglers made us leave our life jackets because the police would spot us. We were people on a 25 meter boat in the middle of the sea. It took us 14 days to reach Europe. I took Bueno with me from Aleppo. The war has forced many people to drift apart. Many people lost someone they cared about. I feel lucky that I had my friend, Layla by my side. In school I had very few friends. I kept to myself. When I turned 20, I decided to open my heart and try new things. I traveled alone, I made new friends from all over the world, went dancing, dated girls, learned languages… And as part of experimenting with new things, I also started to smoke. My first cigarette was in November I believe I can stop any time but I keep delaying quitting. I will never forget that moment, I held her hands and we kissed. Islamic laws try to force families to prevent intimate relationships between young people, but they will never be able to stop us from loving each other. Ben ,22 -Lebanon. An Israeli guy and I got into a same elevator in a hotel in Bulgaria. Say shalom and see how many people will shalom back. It was that easy. They lost their houses and everything they owned. We struggle to do this because we lack the appropriate financial support. Most of the refugees are from Mosul, Tikrit, Diyala and Ramadi. Most of them are Arabs and Turkmen. I personally helped the displaced families of Tal Afar and Mosul. His visit changed the whole game. On behalf of all the lives he saved I want to say:. Not wearing Hijab was not an option for me. I was eleven when my father ordered me to wear it. When i was born He named me after my cousin. She was my second cousin who got killed by terrorists, for not wearing a Hijab. I was smuggled out inside a wooden closet. I never saw my mother again. Before the war I had a happy childhood. We lived near Krakow. War started when i was four and I quickly learned the difference between fear and anxiety. Fear is specific. I lost him forever. I lost all my family at the holocaust. You need to be talented, successful and polite if you want to win the Ideal-Egyptian-Girl contest. I won it 3 times. At that time i was going through some difficult times. My girlfriend of many years left me with no explanation. I tried to use Art to express my anger, my loneliness, but my teachers were too conservative. They thought it was an inappropriate to talk about my feeling for a woman. They tried to make me paint birds and flowers. That was 10 years ago. We stayed there for 18 years. With my dark skin, thick hair and wide nose I was an easy target for bullying. I was bullied constantly all the way through high school. I will never forget the brutality I had to go through and I would never understand why. I am disappointed at myself for not leaving my ex before. I forgave her so many times, hoping that she would change I believed her when she said that she loved me, but she hurt me so many times I kept giving chances. Maliheh ,25 -Tehran. My friends Kiavash ,18 -Tehran. I moved from southern Iraq to Baghdad when i was 15, i wanted to study art. No much Culture in the south… Baghdad is way more open. At an ATM, a woman, I think she was a settler, was having trouble dealing with the machine. I went over to offer some help… she freaked out… I guess she thought I was going to attack her. It took her a few second until she realized that I was there to help. My father was a very dominating figure. I grew up seeing him control everything and everybody. He was a perfectionist and always criticized my mother for everything. I hated when he criticized the food she cooked. Once my father saw me playing basketball and told my mother that I was not allowed to play with my male cousins. He said she should teach me some girls stuff. The next day he took down the basketball net. I wore a gas mask in Tehran as part of project that I did with a friend I never saw people looking at me like that! A kid followed us for an hour. Finally I took a photo wearing the mask with him! I travel through Google maps these days. Few days ago the salesman at the drugstore refused to place the change in my bare hand. When I asked why, he explained that he was disgusted by me as a cross-dresser. I appreciated his honesty. Even for me, it took years to open up to myself. I was a thousand times more disgusted of myself than he was by me. Suddenly I found myself with no friends, no girlfriend and no life around me. I left the following week. Today I found out that borders are sometimes just a product of our imagination. I discovered a whole new world, right next door that for years I had been brainwashed into thinking was unavailable to me. New landscapes, new smells, music, and tastes New and amazing people. They thought i needed a little leverage to push me out of my shyness with the girls. My sister already knew about me. Coming out to her was in my terms. I knew this is it! The minute he came back home, i told him. I was expecting her empathy, her full support. Instead she sent me to a shrink. She thought I was confused and that it would go away. Our relationship became extremely hard. I would shout and act aggressively. At some point, I had to get away from her until I came to terms with myself. Only then, I could bring her back into my life. At least for my mom… Then Boaz came… my lotto winning ticket! Everywhere he goes he glows with positive energy. My family adores him… sometimes I think they like him even more than they like me. He is the ideal groom. And he loves me so much! He chooses me. I never thought that anybody would love me this way. If someone like Boaz loves me then I must be o. We are together for four years now. Boaz wants children very much. One evening recently, my mother asked me to wear something nice. She said we were going to have company. I wondered what was so special about these guests.. A few minutes later, a man and his son arrived at our home. The man explained that he and my father were good friends, and that he wanted to solidify that friendship through marriage. I was shocked! My parents never mentioned a word of this to me; I turned to my dad for help. My father always encouraged me to focus on my studies. It never occurred to me that he would want to marry me off at 19! When the young man and his father requested that I quit my studies my father rejected the idea completely. He did not think that his friend would be so closed-minded and ignorant. I thank God everyday. My father has a PhD and wants me to pursue my own educational and career opportunities. What if he was not so educated? Where would I be? Perhaps barefoot and pregnant or married with two children, cooking, cleaning and baking bread all day long… Today, I am a second-year university student majoring in English studies. This year i visited Jerusalem and Jaffa where my dad was born. My whole trip was about going back in time and finding the missing pieces that belong to the puzzle of my soul. I had only about 80 dollars on me. I took a bus to the city of Ouarzazate and started looking for him. I had no idea what I was doing. In Arab societies parents think they have the right to interfere in your life. On the other side.. As a multimedia artist i find comfort knowing that from Thawra came some of the finest poets, thinkers, football players and visual artists. Once, i took a taxi from Thawra to visit my childhood city of Mahmoodiya, a stone throw away from the ruins of the ancient city of Babylon. As asphalt road ended, there set my city: neglected with different street names, yet bearing all my memories. Mohamed Ronny. In Iran, I used to go to a Vipassana center. One day I arrived there to see the police arresting some people who were inside. They closed the center for no reason and my name and address were on file in the office. In Syria, military service is mandatory. I was very unlucky and was drafted into the worst unit. Our commanders often punished us for no reason. They would wake us up at AM, throw water on us, and leave us naked, even during the coldest nights of winter. But I was also lucky that I was part of the last group of soldiers to be released from duty since. I served for only 2 years. The best day of my life was the day I was released from the army. I felt as if I had been reborn, like I was walking on air. I never thought I would have to run away from my loved ones as a result of fear. I would literally be dead without my international friends. After my father forced me into an arranged marriage through death threats, the only way I was able to save myself was through my best friend in Australia. She met a girl on a peace website and together they organized my escape from Lebanon to Turkey. I would definitely have been killed without the help of my guardian angels. My parents met in Poland, just after the war. They were the only survivors of their families. My brother was born in a refugee camp in Germany. I was born in Jerusalem. When I was 10 years old, listening behind a closed door, I found out that my father had a wife and two children who were killed during the war. I ran and asked my brother if he knew about that. He said yes. We never mentioned it again. Everyday of my life, I feel as if I, myself, were at the death camps. Dan was a paratrooper, but before it, he loved life, he studied theater, played guitar… and he searched for love. I was born and raised in a religious Israeli settlement in the west bank called Immanuel…. I like the religious world, there is always someone to tell you what to do. People can easily turn you into a robot. I left. I tried to be a Braslev for a while Jewish Hasidik …. I live in Rishon. A 2 and half little girls. Still religious.. Kipa Srouga embroidered yamaka.. Malka, Rachel. They always say Ethiopian are quiet and peaceful….. The Ethiopian soldier last week, attacked by police…. So we came to TelAviv today to make it stop, to let people know about it. So can i take a picture of you? Why do you ask all these questions and why do you need a picture….. I am amazed by the normality these pictures portray. We live together and have the most beautiful days and nights. She gave birth to two beautiful children, Gamal and Rawan. I felt my heartbeats. I felt strange things taking place in my body. I knew that it was love at first sight. I adore my wife. She is beautiful. She is all of my life! I am the first stand up comedienne in Iraq! I have wanted to do stand up since I was I would write jokes and share them with family and friends. They were my first real audience. I had less than a day to write the script and practice this was My first-ever stand in front of over people. It was incredible! The best feeling in the world is to make hundreds of people laugh, especially since our country is in such a miserable state.