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The Birth of a Nation: Israel in Pictures

David Rubinger was there at some of the most significant moments of Israel's history. His photographs are a testimony of its tumultuous past, which remains very much a part of the country's present. He shared these works of his in an exclusive interview with theasiamag.com.

 

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Sleeping on the sidewalk in Jerusalem

August 2009, Sheikh Jarrah, East Jerusalem

Under the shade of an olive tree, an evicted Palestinian family is caught in a strange stand-off with the Jewish settlers who have taken over their home.


Xinjiang’s new female fighters

KEVIN LEE

A new group of dissenters has emerged from China’s recent ethnic riots – Uighur Muslim women.


Homeless and on the run in Pakistan's paradise

EDWIN KOO

Overnight, more than two million in the "Switzerland of the East" find themselves homeless in their own country as the Pakistani government wages an all-out war against the Taliban.


Hospitality tradition helps ease Pakistan’s refugee crisis

HIRA TAJWAR

The solidarity derived from traditional hospitality has provided a pillar of strength to the embattled nation.

children in swat valley

Scene from a camp holding refugees from the Swat Valley.
Photo courtesy of Gulraiz Khan.


Friends without borders

MARK B. JACOBS

A volunteer group hopes pen pals will help break down barriers between India and Pakistan.


India-Pakistan Friendship

Their governments may be at odds with each other, but some children are choosing peace over conflict. theasiamag.com brings you the handmade personal greetings by kids from one side of the border to the other.

 

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Peace, when?

DAN-CHYI CHUA
jocelyne_saab

If you are Lebanese and under 30 years old, you definitely would have lived through war.


Letters to the President

DAN-CHYI CHUA

The rest of the world may consider him a despot or a lunatic, or something in between. For tens of thousands of Iranians though, Mahmoud Ahmedinejad is their salvation.


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