Aladdin Jaber speaks my language. I do not speak his. That's his greatest power over me, says the principal of the Renaissance elementary and middle school in East Jerusalem, with a smile on his face. Jaber can't give his school's exact address, because it doesn't have an official one. Addresses in the occupied territories are a tricky thing. That's my power over him.
- By Brookstone
- 22 May 2013
- 07:03AM
Teaching the lanuage is one thing, teaching Palestinians of East Jerusalem to be Israeli is quite another. The "he won'e be able to know that his house is under threat" is the story this man tells himself to excuse what he is doing.
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