Kissing for the Camera, Couples Bridge the Jewish-Arab Divide
Based on the idea behind “First Kiss,” which has been seen by 110 million people, this clip features the on-camera kisses of couples in which one partner is Arab and the other Jewish.
Some are couples already, and some are strangers.
Perhaps we can take a lesson from them and learn that everybody can love everybody?
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