In the northern West Bank, Minwer Harsha has created a guest house shaped like a plane to inspire aviation dreams, attracting children despite its high nightly cost of 1,000 to 2,000 shekels. Opened recently, the chalet has become a local landmark, symbolizing creativity and resilience amid the region’s hardships, with plans for a ship to follow next year.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: In the West Bank, a man named Minwer Harsha built a special guest house that looks like an airplane to make kids’ dreams of flying come true, even though there are no real planes or airports around.
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