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Things that shocked me
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1. You have to be a certain age just to cross the border
2. People in the water by the Gaza strip were shot
3. Borders were constantly moving

What I learned
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1. I learned that they could not drive cars from the Gaza, only cars native to that country
2. I learned that there have been 2 major suicide bombings, one killing over 5,000 people

Something I appreciate
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1. I appreciate the fact that we have things like doctors, dentists, food, freedom, etc.

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Three things that shocked me is the way the borders moved, families loyalty, and how long it could take just to get through borders. Two things I learned were how dangerous it was to live there and the amount of problems families have to go through. And the way of life that went on such as how you got food, were you worked, what you did for free time. One thing I really appreciate is my home and how Im able to come home everyday to a house with a bed, bathroom, kitchen, and many more things.

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Three things that shocked me  how close Palestine families were with one another, everything you bought  was most likely triple the original amount, and that it could be between 10 mins to 10 hours just for someone to cross the boarder to run errands. Two things that I learned was the boarder is constantly moving without one knowing when it does and where it does, another thing I learned was that you had to be 45 years of age to actually cross the boarder so children and young adults would have to wait. One thing I appreciate is how I am not restrained in my country and have freedom to express my rights. That I can walk around town and feel safe, and I realize how we as a nation take what we have for granted.

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Three Things That Shocked Me.
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-  Prices were very inflated, i.e a doll costing 50 USD.
- It took hours to get through the border checkpoints.
- There are much more territorial disputes regarding the border than I thought there were.
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Two things that I learned.
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- The price inflation in poorer Middle Eastern countries is very high, compared to that of wealthy Middle Eastern countries such as Saudi Arabia.
- You have to be a certain age to cross the border.
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One thing that I appreciate after hearing her story.
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- I appreciate our freedom and our, somewhat, safety. I also appreciate how we have a lot of opportunity to build better lives.

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3 Things that shocked me:

1. I was shocked their family was selling their family members into becoming a terrorist

2. I was shocked that they believed and grew up thinking that if you kill yourself your family will have this money and you will go to paradise.

3. I also was shocked that they were all peaceful and safe even though bombings were happening all the time.

2 Things I learned:

1. I learned that they did not have very good technology.

2. I also learned if you wanted to cross the border they had to be older than around 45.

1 Thing that you appreciate now that you have heard her story:

1. I am very appreciative that we are not treated like garbage and we have access to things like health care and things like that.

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Things that shocked me;
- That her Husband's car was blown up

- Crossing the border took hours

-The amount of people that lived in such a small area
Things I learned;
-You had to be a certain age to cross the border(legally)
-You couldn't drive cars from one country into the next country
Things I appreciate;
-The medical care we have in American

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Three Things that shocked me:
1. That they blew up his car
2. That dolls cost like 50 dollars
3.That it could take up to 8 hours just to get their mail.

Two Things I learned:
1. The border was always moving.
2. Citizens had no health care.

One thing I appreciate:
1. That things here are mainly calm, we have easy, laid back conditions here.

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I was shocked how they sometimes move the border and anything in the way they would blow up, and how expensive it is there, also how long they had to wait sometimes just to cross the border.
I learned that the houses were built so that everyone just lived on top of each other (stacked), also I learned that you had to be a certain age to even be allowed to cross the border.
What I appreciate now that I have heard the story is how simple, and easy going we really have it.

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Three things that shocked me from watching the interview were that things are really expensive in Israel. Another thing that shocked me is how difficult it is to cross the border to get anywhere, even the hospital and I was really shocked to hear that life is so much better in Israel than it is in Gaza.
Two things I learned where that you must be of a certain age to even cross the border and that families over there are super close and live together. One thing that I appreciate now that I watched the interview is how easy I can get the things I need like food, water, clothes, education.

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Three things that I found shocking were that the grandfathers are responsible for everyone, another thing is how old you had to be to cross the border, and how many people in a family would live together. Two things that I learned are that Palestine families are extremely loyal to each other and their countries. I appreciate that I don't have to share a house with a bunch of family members.

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Three things I found shocking were that they all lived in one place,

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Well to be honest I was shocked that the palestinians were loyal I always thought they had hated there leaders and stuff. I think that its crazy to pass the border at a certain age. I feel like you should have a right to go where ever. the last thing that reallt shocked me was when she had said that she had to wait about eight hours just to go and grab mail. I learned to just adapt because you never know what is or may going to happen. I had also learned that the british took over after world war one. Im glad that I can just go where ever and im also glad that I dont have to suffer through terrorist hurting my loved ones.

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Three things that shocked me:

1. The fact that people had to get a separate car to drive in Israel

2. The lack of technology in Palestinian areas

3. The cost of items in Israeli stores as compared to those in America

Two things I learned:

1. Communities are close-knit in Palestine and they rely on each other for entertainment

2. Palestinians are very family-oriented

One thing I appreciate:

1. I appreciate that we don’t have to deal with stuff like that here in America.

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one thing that shocked me when I was watching the video about Becky Walker was how much the dolls cost over there because they where like 50 dollars.Another thing that shocked me was how they moved the border so often.The 3rd thing that shocked me was how they blew up becky's husband/friend car.Two things that I learned where that they don't just keep the border in one place they keep on moving it and that Things over there are much more expensive.I appreciate how much more easier it is over here in America than Palestine.

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3 Things That Shocked Me:
- The population of the Gaza Strip compared to its size
- How the Palestinians were tricked out of their homes
- How the Israel/Palestine border was constantly moving.
2 Things I Learned:
- The age you need to be in order to pass over the border
- Who ran the Palestinians.
1 Thing I Appreciate:
- I appreciate my home and how we can go from place to place very easily.

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Three things that shocked me were that she had to wait hours to cross the border because of traffic,  the price of things like toys were nearly 10-fold compared to the U.S., and that even if you work for a hospital that you still have to wait for the regular traffic.
Two things I learned were It is a lot harder to live in Palestine than I realized and that the borders can move within minute or hours.
One thing that I appreciate now is that we can cross states lines extremely easily.

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Three things I found shocking were that you had to be like 45 or 55 to cross the boarder, how they blew the car up when they moved the boarder, and when they were talking about how small the area they stayed was. Two things I learned is that they are very strict about the boarder and that it can move whenever. One things I appreciate is that we don't have these problems here, we don't have to worry about bombings and worry about boarders moving at anytime.

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When I heard she had her kid outside of the country I was surprised. I was shocked by how they were so different socially wise. I was shocked to hear about the different kinds of teachings they did other than what they learned in school. I learned about the different cultures. I learned why the families are so loyal. I appreciate my education now because we're so lucky to have such good education.

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3 things that shocked me:
I was shocked that the families were the grandfathers responsibility, that money goes to the family of the suicide bomber and that you cant cross the boarder if you are young.
2 things I learned:
I learned that in Palenstine that houses built on top of one another and that they had a huge price difference in America and Israeli.
1 thing I appreciate:
I appreciate our medical care because in the video it said they had very poor medical care.

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Three things that shocked me were that the whole families live together, they blew up their car, and 75% of Palestine are 14 and under. Two things that I learned are Israel is very expensive and developed while Gaza is poor with a lot of people. One thing I appreciate is that I have space where I live and everything isn't all crammed together.

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Three things that shocked me were how the border between Israel and Palestine is constantly moving, someone can stay at the border for 5 minutes and get through or stay up to 8 hours, and around 75% of Gaza are children under 14. Two things I learned was that Israel is closely looking to Europe and climate in Palestine drives the social culture. One thing I appreciate now is how I don't have to worry about the types of things that people in Palestine and Israel worry about, such as bombings.

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1.  She had kids while she was over there.
2.  How families were so loyal to each other and their countries
3. The border moves.

1. That the borders randomly change.
2. That there is a huge difference in money and technology over there.

1. We have freedom people in Gaza don't

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3 things that shocked me:
* The border always moves
* When the border moves, people blow up property or belongings that were once in the boundary but were not anymore
* Citizens could not leave before turning a certain age
* Kids played with whatever they saw like rocks

2 things I learned:
* Citizens in Gaza had no health care
* Citizens could not leave Gaza before turning a certain age

1 thing that I appreciate now that I have heard her story is having freedom

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Three things that shocked me is how loyal the Palestine families are, how the Israelis border moved, and how they blew up their car. Two things I've learned is how bad the Palestines are treated, and how most of Palestine is children. One thing I appreciate now is the ability to go where I want and do what I want unlike people in Palestine.

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Throughout Becky Walker's interview I learned a lot of  differences we have in our lives vs those who live in Isreal and Palestine. I was shocked to hear that the borders were constantly changing, it could take 8 hours just to cross the boarder, and you had to be a certain age to get through. Two other things I learned would be that their homes were smaller yet had many more people living in each one and that the people are much more family oriented there. These two things make me appreciate the home and family I have.