With Flowers and Ju Jitsu, Jews and Arabs Reclaim a Troubled Holiday in Jerusalem

'Every year, people from the outside come and ruin our city, leave, and we remain here to pick up the pieces.'

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A dozen people sat on a patch of grass in south Jerusalem Sunday afternoon, listening quietly to the story of Roni Hirshenson, who lost his soldier son in a Palestinian suicide attack two decades ago.
 
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