Israelis, Arabs Join to Save Wildlife
2008 March 7
March 02, 2008 The Washington Post
The environment issue is providing rare common ground for Israelis and Palestinians. Israeli and Palestinian environmentalists have come together to oppose the separation barrier which threatens to cut through an area of the West Bank called Wadi Qelt, because it is a vital source of water supply for the wild animals that roam what is one of the few open spaces left in the region. Read about this movement and see a slideshow of Wadi Qelt’s wildlife.
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