The view from inside the Gaza Strip 
"Peace man" living in the Gaza Strip, "Hope man" beyond the Israeli border in Sderot. Both ardently hope in the end to the violence, and cherish the great dream of cultivating the friendship and to promote Israeli-Palestinian peace. But since the Islamists of Hamas took control of Gaza last June, and Israel closed the border, the two are no longer able to meet, abandoning plans for a summer camp for children in Gaza and Sderot. So, they decided to keep alive their friendship on the Internet, along with creating a blog in English that explores daily life on both sides of the conflict between Israel and Hamas and is pushing for an end to violence. "We want open our lives and our suffering in the world and show that this is not just a political issue, but involves real people, "he told Reuters by phone as Hope, 42, a father of three children." We want to show that there are people normal and are looking for alternatives to violence. "Both bloggers keep their identities secret for fear of harassment, or perhaps even worse in Gaza, where the dialogue could be considered together. On their website, www.gaza-Sderot. blogspot.com , using the pseudonyms Peace and Hope man man, man and man of peace speranza.Gruppi militants regularly launch rockets from Gaza into Israel, but rarely succeed in killing people, even traumatizing towns like Sderot. Israel carries out frequent raids in the Gaza Strip, and in 2007 killed about 300 Palestinians, including dozens of civilians. Reuters
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