Committee for Peace in Israel/Palestine: Indian Country Today: Oglala Lakota traveler sees ‘deep parallels’ in Palestine:

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Indian Country Today: Oglala Lakota traveler sees ‘deep parallels’ in Palestine:

A native-American man who is also Jewish travelled to Cairo for the Gaza Freedom March and he visited the Dheisha Refugee Camp near Bethlehem, West Bank. He discusses the parallels between the Native tribes' and Palestinian experience. Full article with photos....

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