Hearing the two narratives

Manar Fawakhry tells how, as a Palestinian-Israeli, she tries to represent 'a new paradigm that troubles and shakes the suffering of my own people by working with the suffering of the "enemy" at a Holocaust museum.' She says:

[T]he fact that they are here, and I am here, even as we both maintain our commitment to a just solution for the Palestinians, is evidence that there is a wind of change moving people to face history, their enemies and, most important, themselves.

The same item is also here and here. And see also this report about 'a unique and visionary educational venture, the only Jewish-Arab school in Jerusalem'. (Thanks: AL.)