"O se timu malulu na toulu i le aso atoa o le Aso Faraile iinei i Ierusalema, ae na matou suia le le mautonu o le aso i se faʻatusa mo tiga o taimi ua tuanaʻi ma miti taeao," lipotia Dr. Peter Tarlow mai Isaraelu.

E tele taimi ou te le amanaʻia ai e taʻu atu pe aisea ua ou i ai iinei ma faʻamolemole faʻatagaina se tamaʻi tusitusiga i autafa. O se uo mai Houston ma ou taʻitaʻia se vaega o taʻitaʻi Latino i tausaga taʻitasi i Isaraelu. Lenei agavaʻa asiasi mai e le o le avea ma turisi taʻitasi, ae sili atu fesoʻotaʻi faʻaleaganuʻu talanoaga ma aso nei ma anamua Isaraelu o loʻo avea ma o tatou talaʻaga. O la matou nofoaga tutotonu, ua faʻaigoaina o le "The Center for Latino-Jewish Relations", o loʻo sailia ni auala mo tagata Iutaia ma Latino e o atu ai i tala atu o talanoaga ma fausia ai le fefaʻaaloaloai ma le manatu alofa. O le faigamalaga e le faʻamalosia ma e moomia e fafagaina uma ai le tino ma le agaga. E pei o lea, o le Aai o le Tupu o Tavita tautua o se lelei atoatoa nofoaga e suʻesuʻe ai aganuu ma fausia fusi o faauooga ma fealofani

Isaraelu o le nofoaga sili ona lelei. O se ogatotonu o talaʻaga ma o se nofoaga o tele meaai. Fualaʻau ma nati ma fualaʻau e matua lelei na o lo latou sili atu nai lo naʻo le fiafia i le gutu ae suia le meaola o le 'ai i se faʻamanatuga faʻamanatuina o lagona. E pei o lea, savali i le maketi a Machandh Yehudah i le aoauli timu o timuga, ina ua amata tapunia le maketi mo le Sapati a tagata Iutaia o se malaga agaʻi i talaaga o meaʻai a tagata Iutaia. E avea o se faʻamanatu o le mea moni lelei meaʻai lelei e le gata e faʻatumuina ai le manava ae fesoʻotaʻi foʻi ma le agaga.

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Aso Faraile o se aso tuuto i le talaʻaga o le meleniuma ma o tausaga. Amata mai i le fale mataaga i Israel Shrine of the Book, o loʻo iai fale tusi o le Sami Mate, ona see atu lea i Yad VaShem, le nofoaga tutotonu a Isaraelu mo le faʻasaoina o le Holocaust tasi amata malamalama i le loloto o talaʻaga a tagata Iutaia. Muamua, o mea na o aso ua tuanaʻi, o tala o le talaʻaga. Ma suiga uma. I le ulufale atu i le pogisa "hall o tamaiti", lea o le miliona ma le kuata fasiotia tamaiti o loʻo fai ma sui sui, liliu le mataʻutia o ananafi i le tiga o tagata soifua. O tamaiti o loʻo fai ma sui o moli emo uila e teteʻe atu i le pouliuli o le po faʻavavau, ma a o feʻemo mai moli e faʻalogo atu ai io latou igoa ma atunuʻu na tutupu mai ai. O latou igoa e faʻamanatu mai ai ia tatou i ni olaga fou na tapeina mo na o le solitulafono o le fanau mai. O se taimi e maligi ai loimata o le tagata sili ona malosi.

Ae e ui lava i le saua o aso ua tuanaʻi, e faʻaauau pea le olaga. Ina ua maeʻa le 'aiga o le aoauli i le maketi na asiasi atu a matou uo Latino i le Ekalesia o le Holy Sepulcher ma faʻatau ai peʻa rosary e faʻamanuiaina ai.

Ona faʻamutaina lea o faʻatauga ae faʻamalieina le filemu o le Sapati i luga o le taulaga fufulu ese o tiga o ananafi ma le toʻafilemu o le agaga ma le lautele tagata soifua fefaʻasoaaʻi uma vaega. A o matou fefaʻasoaaʻi se taumafataga o le Sapati ma se aiga Isaraelu na faimalaga faʻamalie atu i Isaraelu mai Texas, na matou malamalama ai i a matou fusi masani ma le mea moni e faʻapea o mea leaga sa tuanaʻi e tatau ona tatou sailia ni auala e faʻapaʻia ai o tatou olaga mo faʻamanuiaga

Aso Faraile fafagaina uma tino ma le agaga uma e talafeagai ma uma uma o se vaega o le tagata tala.

Shabbat Shalom mai se taulaga e fafagaina uma le tino ma le agaga.

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And then the shopping ceased and the peace of the Sabbath settled over the city washing away the pains of yesterdays with the tranquility of the soul and the common humanity shared by both groups.
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