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What It's Like to Travel as an Israeli

What It’s Like to Travel as an Israeli

November 19, 2019
by Tamar Aizenberg
Editorial

“You can’t take this,” Mom said while she pulled my dear, favourite yellow t-shirt from the suitcase. “Why not?” I pouted. “Because it has Hebrew…

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You Are Ready

You Are Ready

October 21, 2019
by Amanda Grace
Yarns

You’re in the bathroom flattening your hair at baggage claim. You pinch your cheeks for colour. You’re nervous to see her. You’ve come all this…

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Finding Love in Lisbon

Finding Love in Lisbon

July 7, 2018
by Alysha Cozens
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Following a few blissful weeks of drinking more cheap spirit mixers than water and eating nothing but pastries from some of Europe’s finest bakeries and…

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The Hobo Guide to WTF is Going On in Israel and Palestine Right Now

The Hobo Guide to WTF is Going On in Israel and Palestine Right Now

May 15, 2018
by Alexi Falson
Current Affairs, Features

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve more than likely seen reports coming out of the Middle East showing violence and bloodshed from the…

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Palestine's Other Oppressor

Palestine’s Other Oppressor

May 9, 2018
by Alexi Falson
Current Affairs, Features

Pre-dawn raids are commonplace in this part of the world. Doors are battered down in the wee hours of the morning and stun grenades are…

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Checkpoint 300: The World's Worst Commute

Checkpoint 300: The World’s Worst Commute

April 30, 2018
by Alexi Falson
Features

“Qahua, qahua, qahua!” shouts Amin Jebreen, whose coffee cart, bellowing steam in the frigid morning air, is doing a roaring trade despite the fact that…

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Is It Ever Reasonable To Boycott An Entire Country?

Is It Ever Reasonable To Boycott An Entire Country?

April 10, 2017
by Nat Kassel
Current Affairs, Features

In April 2015, two Australian men were executed by firing squad in Indonesia. It was a tragic thing, and it was big news. Despite the…

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Welcome Home

Welcome Home

March 20, 2017
by Abigail Prichard
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Pt. I You are bleary eyed, stiff and ready to be home. Your flight has just landed in Frankfurt and you have to catch a…

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A Visit to the West Bank

A Visit to the West Bank

August 18, 2014
by Quinten Dol
Current Affairs

“What is your plan in Israel?” asks the customs agent. “To travel around and see the country.” “And what is this ‘travel’? Define ‘travel’ for…

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