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May 13, 2007
Israeli graffiti
The remains of a mosque near the Syrian border in the upper Golan, I assume bombed by the Israelis in one of the border wars. (Thumbnail)
From the girl's bathroom in Mike's Place, the oceanside American bar in Tel Aviv which was subjected to a walking bomb in 2003:
Around the corner from Mike's Place is a mural with images from Israel's early paper currency. And an enigmatic message in green. (Thumbnail)
Another view of the bombed-out mosque (thumbnail):
Judith | 05/13/07 at 04:48 PM | Categories: Eretz Yisrael
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Judith,
I suspect that Mosque was destroyed in 1967. It was probably the site of a battle since there are bullet holes everywhere. The remains of what look like homes were nearby. Since no Moslems remained on the Golan after the war I assume they were pushed out and the village razed.
Steve | May 14, 2007 02:25 PM
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