I wasnt offended, just being me :)

ok then i will not offened u again miss

I see your words, but my in my heart, in my soul...always Palestine.

so we all got deported to washington DC...that summer every relief organization was being deported.....lots of folks got deported........i went and no one in my family knew about my trip.......they read about me in the papers.....anyhow inshAllah one day next year i am going to make it there.. and this time i will go for medical help for the palistians ....well at the moment most of maps use the name israel.. so i had to say this.......one day some day... palistine might reappear on the map..sorry maryoom...i am not being rude......truly sorry again...

well there was a group of us we wanted to go from different states during the summer of 2001... we got passed the masaad security in virgina at the airport.. got on the plane.. also had a through investagation on all of the volunteers who were going. Got to Tel Aviv airport.. we got permission to enter the country... later on through out the day the police gathered all of us and tossed us in some security room for more investigation and questioning....i swear those israelies are soo ugly.. the kids run the airport.........so like 11 hours later we all got deported........no reason what so ever... all they said was that we were a threat to the jewish people......funny thing is not all of us were muslims.....had priests with us as well...

AMJ is a very good organization who sends Americans to PALESTINE :P to be observers and relief workers. Sorry Maryam, I had to insert Palestine instead of Israel.

Really? when, how, why you got deported?

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