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Returning to the kibbutz: A journey of heartbreak and hope

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Editor’s note: WDG, the Washington Blade’s media partner in Israel, originally published this commentary. BY K.T. COLIN | In 2019, my first encounter with Israel was through the lens of a sponsored Birthright trip.

I embarked on a three-week journey, traversing the diverse landscapes from the northern regions to the eastern territories and finally to the arid southern desert.

I had the opportunity to visit different communities within Israel and Palestine. Amidst this exploration, I spent an unforgettable three days and two nights in a kibbutz situated near the Gaza border.

The memories etched in my heart were ones of unbridled joy, resilience and the harmonious coexistence of the desert dwellers — an emotional tapestry that forever imprinted itself on my soul.

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