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Posted by wasim seafun on February 23, 2007 #14095 Hello everybody, I live in Beer-sheva. So all pictures shown are in the centre of Beer-sheva. It was built during the Ottoman occupation of Palestine, and served as an outpost at the edge of the Negev desert. Most inhabitants then were Bedouins, and till today, many Bedouins live inside Beer-sheva, and around Beer-sheva. In addition, there is a large population of Palestians living in the city, as well as Jews and Christians as well. I can only hope and pray that hate will not prevail, and that we can remain living together in peace.

 

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