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Amazing guitar duet – on one guitar!!

לכבוד חברת אגד,

הנדון: ייעול קו 17 והפיכתו לקו שירות תדיר במסלול עין כרם-ציר הרצל.

א.ג.נ,

שלום רב,

קו 17 הינו הקו היחידי היוצא ונכנס לשכונת עין כרם בירושלים ולפיכך משמש כאפשרות היחידה לצאת ולהכנס לשכונה בתחבורה ציבורית. ראוי לציין כי ההליכה ברגל מהשכונה ואלייה קשה ביותר שכן מדובר בעמק תלול.
לאחרונה צומצמה עוד יותר תדירות הקו והיא עומדת עכשיו על יותר מ-45 דקות כך שזמן ההמתנה ארוך ביותר.

מאידך, מסלול הקו עובר מעין כרם ועד תחנה מרכזית ותלפיות. לכאורה אין צורך בכך שכן בציר הרצל, ביציאה מהשכונה, יש קווים לכל העיר. בנוסף, לאור הקמת תשתית הרכבת הקלה, תהיה תחנה של הרכבת ביציאה מהשכונה אשר תגיע למרכז העיר.

לפי האמור לעיל אני מציע ייעול משמעותי בשירות הקו: הפיכת קו 17 לקו שירות מהיר, קטן (מיניבוס) ותכוף (כל 15 דקות) שיסע בין עין כרם וציר הרצל בלבד (5 דקות נסיעה).

כך, הקו יהיה יעיל יותר ויחסכו לאגד הוצאות הפעלת הקו בכל רחבי העיר.

הדבר יטיב עם התושבים וכמו כן יקל את הכניסה והיציאה של תיירים לשכונה (מעל מליון וחצי מבקרים בשנה).

בברכה ותקווה לשינוי בקרוב.

חנן

Shalom!
Some pics from my trip to Nepal.
I'm in Pokhara now, get back on the 22th.

C Ya Soon,

Hanan.

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Hi,

I've passed the border to Jordan on the last moment before the gate was closed.

I've payed 90 nis for passing the border in the Israeli side and 60nis on the Jordan side.

I've met a new wed couple (Asaf and Hadar). She looked like a russian but she was marocan.

We took a cab together to the airport with a very nice taxi driver (70 nis each). I've tried to convince the cab office that Amman is on the way to the airport but he refused to listen and lied that it is not on the way. He wanted me to pay 200 nis to my destination in Amman (Majdi Mall).

Anyway, I've decided to take the cab to the airport and from there to go back to the city. The taxi driver (Said) studied computers in Cueit so his English was pretty good. We listen to arabic music and he told me about his wife and 3 kids. The road was dark and narrow. In the begining we drove through small poor villiges that looked like from the end of the world. Than we drove through the mountains in a very dangerous road. Afterward we hit a high road and the travel was smoother.

Said told me that he works every day from 7:00 till 24:00 and that he barely see his family. I've told him that he has to switch jobs. He is 40 and it's pretty hard for him to find a new job. He left Cuiet becaue of the Iraqi invation in 1991 (?). He studied computers there but he doesn't remember shit.

I've told him that he should visit Israel, but he told me that only man over 60 are allowed! People younger than that used to pass to Israel and marry and stay in Israel, so they changed the law. This is why we don't see any young Jordanian tourists in Israel.

After leaving the couple in the airport, we headed to my destination. Said refused to tell me how much to pay him for the extra ride. I've suggest 4 jordenian dinar (~25 nis) but we suddled on 6. He let me used his phone to call Kyle Faley, a couch-surfer (www.courchsurfing.com) that was waiting for me, and offered me a place to stay. I've reached the mall at 24:00 after drinking coffee with Said. It was black and hard but did the job (I'm still awake ). His parent's by the way are from Tul-Karem, 10 mintues drive from my parents house. 48 War is strange…

Kyle came really quickly. He is an American who does Fornex stock exchange and dream about being a translator from Arabic to Engilsh. We shaked hands and he took me to eat Shakshuka. On the way he told me that he has trouble sleeping and that every day he goes to bed a different time, so every day he goes to sleep 2 hours later that the previous day (26 hours internal clock…). He started to seem suspicious…

We set down and he insisted to pay. That was the last nice thing he did… I've tried to tell him about www.bdalim.info and about what I do in my personal life. However, he insisted in talking politics. I was very tired and tried to avoid that topic. He kept insisting and started raising his voice from minute to minute, interogating me and talking loud, accusing me of taking part of a crime against humanity etc. I've tried to relax him but it had no effect. I've told them that I don't want to answer his question and it seemed that his mind is carved in rock. I've tried to tell him to distinguish between me, a student that sits in front of him, and what ever he thinks about the country I am coming from. He kept shouting: "do you think Gaza war was right? YES or NO".  I've tried to explain him that not all answers have yes no answer and that the situation is complicated. Then he stood up and shouted :
" you are not staying in my place! you are a war criminal and take part in a genocide! you are a murdur" and then start walking, leaving me with opened mouth…

I've tried to convince him but he kept shouting. I thought that I am about to be linched by the muslem crowed that surrounded us so I told him goodbye and left. It took me 2 mintues to relax and than I've called a cab and went to the city ceter to find a place to sleep… Here I am still awaken due to the super storng coffee I had with Said.

Tomorrow is another day. I hope I will manage to see abit of Amman and then go by bus to the airport.

Cheers and Shanna Tove!

Hanan.

ככה אני אראה שאהיה אבא?

(זה אחיין שלי, יואב)

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אני לא חושב.
אבל מה אני יודע.
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