Language ‘speed dating’ brings Israelis and Palestinians closer Location: Jerusalem About 20 students meet weekly for the class They rotate every 20 minutes to the sound of a whistle and try to bridge the Hebrew-Arabic language gap in a city with deep political, religious, and cultural divisions (SOUNDBITE) (Hebrew) MAYA GIZ, PROJECT CO-FOUNDER AND CO-MANAGER, SAYING: "Palestinians in Jerusalem don't study Hebrew in school, in any way. And it's the same for Israelis - if they do study Arabic, it's an Arabic you can't use. Therefore, we came up with this initiative, you can call it a civil initiative, that...
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