Bride of the sea


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the city of Venice.

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In Jaffa, she seeks out a seaside neighborhood called "The Bride of the Sea," an old photograph of which she carries with her.
A journey in search of normalcy in Palestine
The dugong, also known as the bride of the sea or sea cow, was one of the most vital food sources for early settlers of Sir Bani Yas.
One man's vision: almost 40 years ago the President of the UAE and Ruler of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Zayed, embarked upon a environmental project many rejected as a waste of time and money. The passing of time has proved the cynics wrong. (Mosaic)
In his "From Bride of the Sea to Disneyland: the Role of Architecture in the Battle for Tel Aviv's Arab Neighborhood," Mark Levine articulates the process by which Israel has attempted to absorb the Palestinian Arab city of Jaffa into Tel Aviv -- a rather new city without traditional appeal.
THE LANDSCAPE OF PALESTINE: EQUIVOCAL POETRY
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