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I'm Krista Tippett on Being.

Today, Thin Places, Thick Realities, a new conversation in our series from Israel and

the West Bank, listening for realities and possibilities that get hidden by headlines.

When you're so caught up in your own story, especially in a situation of conflict, you

can't separate religion from the conflict that we're living, from the fears.

And Jerusalem, if you can manage, at least sometimes, to overcome your own fears and grievances,

all here.

It's so obvious when you open yourself to it, what God is saying to humanity in this city.

That's a vast statement.

I sat down with Yossi Kline Halevi in Jerusalem to understand it.

Stay with us.

Religions Evolve says Yossi Kline Halevi.

And whether we are religious or secular, we all have a stake in what happens in the Holy

Land.

With his voice, we continue unraveling meaning and identity in the Holy Land.

We went there looking for realities and possibilities that get hidden by headlines.

Yossi Kline Halevi, author, journalist and son of a Holocaust survivor, grew up in Brooklyn

and emigrated to Israel in the early 80s.

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