Seasonal Networking: If Joseph and Mary Had Facebook

Joseph and Mary's story played out on Facebook. (Photo source "ignitermedia.com")
Top 10 “Must See” Sites in Bethlehem
There is much more to Palestine than conflict. From the Church of Nativity to Banksy, the city of Bethlehem has many diverse sights to offer, as noted by American blogger Annie.
"Palestine is awakening with new spirit and excitement and offers a unique travel experience that will leave you with memories that will last a lifetime."
"Palestine is awakening with new spirit and excitement and offers a unique travel experience that will leave you with memories that will last a lifetime."
Source: Annie's New Letter (& Notes)
A Social Network Christmas: If Joseph & Mary Had Facebook
Have you ever wondered what important historical events would be like if social networks existed at the time? How about the nativity? Elie from Lebanon shares a video portraying just that!
"A priest friend of mine shared this video with me the other day, whereby a “modernized” look at Christmas is tackled."
"A priest friend of mine shared this video with me the other day, whereby a “modernized” look at Christmas is tackled."
Source: A Separate State of Mind
If we can't talk here, where can we talk
A law professor starts a talk on Palestine at San Francisco Law School with a 25 year-old dry rose. Given to him as a an apology while studying in Palestine, the sentimental item represents the freedom to have those difficult conversations.
"I hope that will be a theme for tonight. If we can't talk here then how can anyone talk and how can there be progress."
"I hope that will be a theme for tonight. If we can't talk here then how can anyone talk and how can there be progress."
Source: OneVoice Movement
The King’s Real Estate: For The Sake Of Transparency
One Jordanian blogger voices his personal opinion on government transparency in Jordan.
"But for me, the issue that is more important and more worthy of debate is that of transparency."
"But for me, the issue that is more important and more worthy of debate is that of transparency."
Source: The Black Iris

















