A Surfer's Code: Israeli and Lebanese Surfers Unite

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Posted April 1, 2009 - 9:24am

Israel Radio reports that:

A group of Israeli windsurfers that led the battle against building a marina on the Haifa beach is offering help to Lebanese surfers who are trying to prevent a new plan to build a huge artificial island.

Doron Hacham, a Tel Aviv windsurfer told Israel Radio that he approached the Lebanese surfers on the internet and offered help in leading the battle and was answered warmly. Let's hope that peace will come soon, so that we can surf together, the Lebanese surfers replied.

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