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82. Jericho, 2001 - Tanks and phones do not mix In which Eleanor loses her phone.

82. Jericho, 2001 - Tanks and phones do not mix
Eleanor loses her phone in the desert.
An Israeli tank finds it.

79. Jerusalem, 2000 - Armistice Day In which Eleanor lays a wreath.

This has all happened before. It will all happen again. When will we learn?

78. Qalandia, 2000 - Trapped In which Eleanor is trapped. Again.

78. Qalandia, 2000 - Trapped
In which Eleanor is trapped. Again.
Third time's a charm, right?

77. Jerusalem, 2000 - The day after In which it's quiet outside. Too quiet.

77. Jerusalem, 2000 - The day after
In which it's quiet outside. Too quiet.
The innocence went long ago.
Something new is in its place instead.

76. Pretoria, 2000 - Evacuation In which Eleanor evacuates the mission.

76. Pretoria, 2000 - Evacuation
In which Eleanor evacuates the mission.
And Francois gets a phone call.
What is happening in Ramallah?

75. Ithaca, 2000 - Cayuga's waters In which Eleanor goes to the US.

Eleanor visits Ithaca and falls in love…again.

74. Jerusalem, 2000 - Premonitions In which Eleanor is spooked.

Israel retreats from Lebanon. Palestinians are jubilant. Eleanor is worried.

69. Jaffa, 1999 - Some gorgeous hot Israeli dude? In which Eleanor clubs in Tel Aviv.

The gang of friends goes to Tel Aviv. Eleanor makes out.

70. Gaza City, 1999 - Freedom Day In which Tariq rises to the occasion.

Tariq pulls out all the stops. Francois and Eleanor are pleased

68. Jerusalem, 1999 - Trying empathy In which Eleanor and Francois try again.

Eleanor and Francois admit their mistakes. And make future plans.

67. Jerusalem, 1999 - Try empathy In which Eleanor and Francois get some advice.

Father Jerry and Father Michel have something to say.

66. Ramallah, 1999 - Pesach problems In which Wissam intervenes.

Bless Wissam. He has more sense than any of them.

65. Jerusalem, 1999 - Good Friday In which Francois and Eleanor chat. Sort-of.

Things come to head between Francois and Eleanor.

64. Jerusalem, 1999 - Maundy Thursday In which Francois has a visit.

Francois finds peace. He is done with the guilt. Forever.

63. Jerusalem, 1999 - WTF In which Eleanor gets angry. Really angry.

Eleanor has a hissy fit. She decides to talk to Jerry.

61. Jerusalem, 1999 - It's time In which Francois makes a decision.

Jerusalem is getting to Francois. Should he reopen a door he closed long ago?

58. Jerusalem, 1998 - Trapped again In which Eleanor is trapped again.

Eleanor can't move. It's really rather frightening.

57. Jerusalem, 1998 - Trapped In which Eleanor is trapped.

Eleanor goes shopping. And nearly gets trampled.

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56. Wadi Darga, 1998 - Full moon In which Eleanor gets a new lease on life.

Eleanor finds sanity and goodness tramping around in the desert.

55. Jerusalem, 1998 - Wye not In which Eleanor goes to Tel Aviv

The peace process is dead. Long live the peace process.

54. Jerusalem, 1998 - United over drink In which Eleanor raises a cheer.

Eleanor's head hurts. The last time she drunk this month was at University. What's she hiding this time?

53. Gaza City, 1998 - Errand boys In which Eleanor goes to Gaza

53. Gaza City, 1998 - Errand boys

A boy is buried. Israel imposes a closure. And the mission has a new staff member.

52. Jerusalem, 1998 - The gospel of hate In which Eleanor contemplates vicious repeating cycles.

52. Jerusalem, 1998 - The gospel of hate

Eleanor's in the parallel dimension of the "anti-Ubuntu".

51. Ramallah, 1998 - Parallels are tricky In which Eleanor makes a speech.

51. Ramallah, 1998 - Parallels are tricky

South Africa has Mandela and Tutu.

What does that mean about Palestine?

Anything?

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