Since the Middle Eastern peace talks began two years ago, a number of Jordanians have started learning Hebrew at his school founded by 60-year-old Ghazi AI-Saadi, Ghazi beliveves his students are studying to get along with Israelis, not to prepare for more war. But, he says sometimes they are reluctant to admit that. Ghazi says he's not in it for the money;he offers this three-month couse for only 90$. He is an optimist whose hope, he says, is simply to enjoy the years he has left in harmony and peace.
April 04, 2006
The Language of Peace
Since the Middle Eastern peace talks began two years ago, a number of Jordanians have started learning Hebrew at his school founded by 60-year-old Ghazi AI-Saadi, Ghazi beliveves his students are studying to get along with Israelis, not to prepare for more war. But, he says sometimes they are reluctant to admit that. Ghazi says he's not in it for the money;he offers this three-month couse for only 90$. He is an optimist whose hope, he says, is simply to enjoy the years he has left in harmony and peace.
