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- The United Kingdom hosted a Seeds of Peace camp at a school in Tavistock, bringing together teens from Israel, Palestine, India and Pakistan.
- Campers met two hours daily for 32 hours of personal sharing, which Eva Armour says relies on stories, while Qasim Aslam says securing a visa-friendly host and covering the $9,000 (£6,700) fee—through scholarships—is a challenge.
- Alumni have become politicians, ambassadors and business leaders using the camp’s skills.
