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January 10, 2008
Mideast Snapshot - Where Three Religions Meet
Working in Jerusalem, Jan 9th, 2008 (Photo Emily Schultze)
Posted by IME Producer: 8:07 AM
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Wow -- Emily Schultze's pics are fantastic! More like that, please, CNN!!!!!!!!!!
Posted By Anonymous Anonymous : 5:02 PM ET  
What a gorgeous shot. Excellent photo. Really lovely.
Posted By Anonymous Anonymous : 5:49 PM ET  
What exactly is fantastic about those pictures???? Go to a photo exhibition.. then comment on these pictures.. pleeeeseee..
Posted By Anonymous Anonymous : 7:53 AM ET  
A photo exhibition? These are action shots of history as it happens. They are indeed fantastic and gorgeous. Get over yourself.
Posted By Anonymous Professional photographer : 2:38 AM ET  
That is an amazing photo. It sums up the roots of the whole Middle East conflict in a beautiful shot of Jerusalem. If only Jews, Christians and Muslims could be living in harmony, rather than destroying each other.

Please keep up these Mideast snapshots Hala/Emily - they really are intriguing.
Posted By OpenID Richard : 3:00 PM ET  
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