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(GlobalPost) Noga Tarnopolsky - Given the disastrous course of the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, you'd think Palestinians in Bethlehem would be on edge. But those willing to be dragged into conversation about prospects for peace expressed deep disenchantment with leaders of all stripes. Modi Sobek, who has an academic degree, works as a housekeeper in a Bethlehem hotel. "If there will be another intifada, it will be against the [Palestinian] government because we pay taxes but the government gives us nothing back." 2014-04-09 00:00:00Full Article
Palestinians Are Not Impressed by These Peace Talks
(GlobalPost) Noga Tarnopolsky - Given the disastrous course of the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, you'd think Palestinians in Bethlehem would be on edge. But those willing to be dragged into conversation about prospects for peace expressed deep disenchantment with leaders of all stripes. Modi Sobek, who has an academic degree, works as a housekeeper in a Bethlehem hotel. "If there will be another intifada, it will be against the [Palestinian] government because we pay taxes but the government gives us nothing back." 2014-04-09 00:00:00Full Article
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