For U.S. Students, Mideast Conflict Hits Home
Almost two weeks into the latest and most intense round of military action between Israelis and Palestinians in years, and just a day after yet another suicide bomber killed eight Israelis, four Cheltenham High School students are talking about the Middle East.
Two are Jewish; two come from Muslim families. All four are articulate, intelligent students well-informed on the seemingly intractable conflict. They talk about how difficult it is to discuss the subject with their peers.
"I don't get into it a lot with people unless they share my views. Otherwise, it's a mess," says Saudi Arabian-born...
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