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Love and Hope Have No Borders: An Interfaith Story
Michael Bienenstock
Page: 282
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ISBN: 9781735820880
Publisher: Michael Bienenstock

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Can a Jewish man and a Sunni Muslim woman fall in love and marry despite their differences? Love and Hope Have No Borders: An Interfaith Love Story," beautifully captures the power of love and highlights the unyielding spirit of those who dare to reach for it. Although all the characters are fictional, this novel has real-world implications. Meet Joe Gold, a Jewish medical student sent by his father to the Zaatari Syrian refugee camp after a long, loving relationship had ended. There, he meets Alina Aziz, a young Sunni nurse with a deaf brother, Ishmael, who lost his hearing during a bombing in Syria. Joe immediately likes Alina's beautiful smile in a refugee camp full of thousands of Muslims. Their love challenges the odds of religion and culture, blooming in a place where hope is scarce, and their intertwining lives and relationships force them to explore their feelings for their faith and love for each other. This includes learning about their religions, Judaism and Islam. They dream of residing in the USA with Ishmael, and Alina makes it clear that she can't leave Zaatari without her brother. In a sign of respect, Joe learns to communicate in home-made sign language. While their love blooms, the reality is that Joe may have to leave after his one-year internship and go home to New York without Alina and her brother. Immigration laws may prevent their hopes of a life together in America. Joe determinedly goes on a quest to navigate bureaucracy, combat family biases, and bridge the gap between the two faiths. He also recruits his dad to assist him. His parents, particularly his mom, don't approve of the relationship. Can Joe convince his parents that marrying a Muslim woman is all right? Will they marry? Will they be able to have a new life in the USA?