i've never read the book but that makes it sound like israel combines arabs, jews and christians and they all live seamlessly and peacefully together. that is so out of touch with reality.
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Lovely poem about Jerusalem and its religions.
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Parents need to know that there's nothing of concern here -- this book is a lyrical message of peace and tolerance. Children may be inspired to research the city and its religions.
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