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Shocked:
1. That she brought her kids with her knowing how dangerous it was there.
2. How small the land is and how many people live there.
3. How kids don't have toys and they have to resort to the land around them for entertainment
Learned:
1. They have a lot less technology than we do.
2. The borders constantly shift.
Appreciate:
1. I appreciate their dedication to their religion

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Shocked:

1. They have very little tech

2. You can only cross the border if you’re 45+

3. Gaza Strip is only 25x4 miles big

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Learned:

1. The borders are always moving

2. Jihadist are heroes

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Appreciate:

1. I appreciate my technology and my education

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Shocked
1. How long it took them to cross the border
2.Palestines didn't care that much when the jews first came.
3.How most families had very little space.
Learned
1. The borders have a lot of security
2.We take basic necessities for granite
Appreciate
1. Having basic human rights

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Shocked:
1. Gaza strip is only 25x4 miles.
2. Soldiers would raid houses and not give them back to owners.
3. Children don't have basic toys and could use a simple rock to entertain them for hours.
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Learned:
1. Being a suicide bomber is more of an honor than a disgrace.
2. The border is constantly changing.
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Appreciate:
1. I appreciate the fact that I have access to simple things such as food, a dentist, etc.

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Shocked:
1 - The housing developments were just houses "stacked" on each other.
2 - The border moved all the time, and in order to cross the border you would have to be 45+
3 - Suicide bomber were paid after their success, the income would go to their families.
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Learned:
- In the winter, people went to bed early
- There was not a lot of technology
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Appreciate:
- I appreciate the technology
- The safety proceeders

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Shock:
1.  There is almost no technology in around the Ghaza area.
2. You can't take a Ghaza car into the Isreal area without getting a lot of suspicious looks and harsh interrogating from the soldiers around border patrol.
3. There is some family patriarchy in Ghaza where the oldest man would decide the major issues within the family.

Learned:
1. I learned that the Ghaza people are more family oriented and would rather socialize with one another when the evening approaches, since they don't have a lot of technology.
2. I also learned that Israel was a lot more technologically and architecturally developed than Ghaza with a lot of skyscrapers and popular cities.

Appreciation:
1. I appreciate the amount of technology, like laptops and phones, that are at my disposal, along with the toys and materials I was blessed with, when I compared my life to those in Ghaza.

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Shocked me
1. The Israeli's would let a pregnant mother die because of the boarder issues
2.The boarders moved by the Israeli's to wherever they want it to be
3. The lady would want to go to the Gaza strip with her children when she knew it was dangerous
I  learned
1. That the suicide bomber's families were taken care of
2. That this was comparable to the monstrosities committed in the holocaust especially with Hitler's propaganda
Appreciate
1. That we have the education that doesn't take advantage of us as children, and gives us education to further our knowledge, and give us motivation to become independent members of society.

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Shocked me
1. She had to wait hours at the time to get the mail.
2. Her husbands car was blown up.
3. Minimal technology.
Learned
1. Borders are constantly changing.
2. Suicide bombers go out in honor.
Appreciate
1. Having a stable country that I can trust.

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Shocked Me:
1.) How often the borders change.
2.) How difficult it was to do everyday things.
3.) How uneducated the young people are over there.
Learned:
1.) How minimum the technology is
2.) More about the Israel and Palestine War.
Appreciate:
1.) How educated I am and how I learned the truth , or at least have the resources to find the truth.

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Shocked Me:
1. Having to live in a house with your whole family
2. Very little technology
3. The car that blew up near the border.
Learned:
1. The security there is intense and very strict
2. No one under a certain age cannot cross the border

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shocked me:
1. That the Gaza Strip is only 25x4 miles.
2. That she said they have a lot propaganda over there.
3. When she said that her husband parked their car, and when they came back to it, it had been blown up.
learned:
1. The border isn't a set thing, it moves around constantly.
2. Hamas is only 10% of the population.
appreciate:
1. I appreciate how our country is so up to date with everything. Compared to Palestine they are very underdeveloped and, as Becky said, basically a third world country.

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Shocked
1. They some times took 8 hours to cross the border
2.They had little access to technology
3.Bombings were an abundant occurrence

Learned
1. Don't park your car near the border
2.The borders change often, and make no sense.

Appreciate
1. I appreciate that terrorist attacks are few in this country, as well as the resources that we have here.

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Three things that shocked me:
1.) How incredibly dangerous it is to drive Palestine cars in Israel and visa versa.
2.) The lack of remorse and mercy between the two sides and how people are affected. 3.) Due to the constant movements of the borders, cars that were considered trespassing were often destroyed.
Two things that I learned:
1.) People go to bed much earlier during the winter months.
2.)  The borders of Israel is constantly changing and moving around.
One thing I appreciate:
1.)I appreciate the place I live in much more now. Learning more about how other people are living over in that area makes you realize how much you really have.

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Shocked Me:
1. That 1.3 million people live in small confined areas.
2. That she took her young children there, to a dangerous place.
3. That most everyone in the family lives all in one building that keeps being added on to.
Learned:
1. The Boarders are always changing.
2.  How little and advanced technology they have.
Appreciate:
1. That I am able to live in my house with my immediate family and not be cramped.

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Shocked Me :
1.) Her husband's car was blown up when the border was moved.
2.) The pregnant women was not allowed to cross the border, resulting in her and her triplets dying.
3.) You could wait for 8 hours trying to get over the border.
I learned :
1.) The border is in flux, being moved by Israel constantly.
2.) There is very little technology available in Palestine, which makes learning and communication that much harder.
I Appreciate :
After watching the interview, I appreciate how much the Palestinians were oppressed. Like Ms. Agar pointed out, in the news we hear of Palestinian terrorists and the crimes they commit, but we don't hear about the terrible things that Israelites do back.

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Shocked me:
1.Palestinians were at first happy the Jews were coming.
2. The border between Israel and Palestine moved a lot.
3. You had to be a certain age to cross the border.

Two Things I learned:
1. They wouldn't let kids cross the border at all.
2. People in Palestine had poor health care.

One thing I appreciate is how much technology we have in the United States.

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Shocked me
1-how lack of technology they have
2-How tight the security was there
3-How they didn't let little and young kids pass the border.
I Learned
1-How often the borders are changing
2-How lack of technology compared there is
Appreciate
1-Being born into a good country

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Three things that shocked me:
1. Typically they live in the same home as their extended family.
2. parents usually don't support suicide bombings but yet people keep doing it for pride.
3. They have a lot of education but they don't have a lot or very good healthcare.

Some things that I learned:
1. How blind I am and others are to the problems that are actually going on in this world.
2. When you divide yourself from others, even your enemy,  it just makes the situation worse.

Something that I appreciate from hearing her story:
I had the opportunity to hear from someone who lived both here and there in present day.

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3 things that shocked me:
1.Was how they would have to sometimes wait 8 hours just to check the mail
2. How when the border moved they would blow up any car thats near it
3. How far behind in technology they are.
2 things I learned:
1. You had to be 45 to cross the border
2. Gaza strip is 25 by 4 miles
1 thing i appreciate:
1. How we have everything close by, over there you had to cross the border just to get to Mcdonald's.

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Shocked Me :
1) One thing that shocked me was the story about getting the mail and how it could take 5 minutes or 8 hours.
2)The story of when they decided to move the border and the car blew up.
3)The Gaza strip is only 25 by 4 square miles.
Learned :
1)I learned that families are very close.
2)I learned that you had to be 45 years old to cross the border.
Appreciate :
1) One thing that I appreciate is the technology that we have in this country.

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Three things that shocked me was that you could not pass over certain borders if you were young (under the age of 45), that her husband's car was blown up because the borders suddenly shifted, and the inconsistency of security (can take from five minutes to eight hours to get mail because of security).  Two things I learned was that the borders can shift very suddenly and that the Gaza strip is very small, only about 25 by 4 square miles.  After learning about conditions in Palestine, I appreciate more the stability in the United States.  Unlike the Palestine/Israel territories, the United States doesn't suffer from sudden change in borders and such frequent terror attacks.

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The three things that shocked me were the dramatic difference between Jerusalem and Palestine, the fact that authorities can and will change the border, and the way the homes were stacked on top of one another. One thing that I learned were that as a result of technology, families spent a lot of their time just being together, via eating and other varies activities. The second thing I learned was that the Gaza Strip is only 25 by 4 miles. One thing that I appreciate now is how available transportation is here in the United States. A mother going into labor died because transportation couldn't get to her and she was not able to cross the border to get to medical assistance. That's intense.

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Shocked Me:
1. That the Israelis would not let the mother giving birth to triplets through the border and let her die while waiting.
2. Their car was blown up for being practically on the border.
3. That the Israelis would not think to help the Palestinian people with technology or medicine
Learned:
1. The borders change all the time.
2. Both sides are at fault on the subject of who is more violent towards each other
Appreciate:
1. I appreciate the fact that we have advanced medicine in the United States and that I don't have to worry about border changes.

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I was shocked how far behind they are like the have minim to no technology and how hard it is to get through the boarder and all the restrictions. I learned about the percentage of Hamous terrorist are in Palestine. I appreciate and got a whole new understanding of family live in Palestine and how different it is here like they devote everything to their families and I though that was amazing.

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Shocked Me:
1. You have to get a different car when you cross the boarder.
2. The pregnant women was not able to cross the boarder and was left to die.
3. There was little to no technology in the Gaze Strip.
Learned:
1. The Gaza Strip is very poor.
2. The boarder moves all the time.
Appreciate:
1. I appreciate that we don't have to faced with the problems that Israeli and Palestines have to face everyday.

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One thing that shocked me was the inconsistency of the border time, sometimes it was twenty minutes and sometimes eight hours. Another thing that shocked me was the blown up car near the border. A final shock was that you had to be forty five years old to cross the border at all.
The first thing I learned was how dramatic of a change there was between the countries, Israel was developed while Palestine was almost a slum. Another thing I learned was there was very little technology available in Palestine.
One thing I appreciate now is the freedom to simply move around, you don't have to be forty five or wait for an immense amount of time to just move out of a tiny area.

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From the Becky Walker video, I learned that the borders of Palestine and Israel change all the time and no one under the age of 45 can cross the boarder. I was shocked to learn that Mrs. Walker's car was blown up because it was on the boarder of Palestine and Israel, which had changed. I was also shocked that they didn't have anesthetic in Palestine and that Mrs. Walker was talking about the bombing she saw like it was okay, like it was normal. Now that I have watched this interview, one thing I appreciate is all of the jobs and food we have in America. Some people live like the people in Palestine, but my  life has always been more like the side of Israel, with medicine and many opportunities.