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Kfar Kama, a small village near the biblical Mt. Tabor in the lower Galilee region of Israel, attracts no special attention at first sight. However, a closer look reveals a unique community of people whose origins are in the mountains of Caucasia--proud Israelis who are also proud Muslims. Kfar Kama tells a different story about Islam. Circassian Muslims in Israel are a beacon of hope at this point in history, when radical Islamists have launched bitter, sometimes bloody, campaigns against whoever thinks differently. The message of Circassian Muslims is loud and clear: Islam can get along with other religions just fi ne. It is only a matter of theological interpretations--and goodwill.

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