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Inon is also involved in a Nazareth guesthouse that provides a convenient base for travelers.
Sunday Reading 2009
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Inspired by Peru's Inca Trail and the Camino de Santiago in Spain, both popular spots for global hikers, the Jesus Trail is being developed by Israeli entrepreneur Maoz Inon and his U.S. partner, David Landis, as a way to draw tourists out of buses and into the countryside.
Sunday Reading 2009
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Inon, who is Jewish, has focused on projects with Arab partners in Israeli Arab towns as a sort of peacemaking gesture; Landis, a Mennonite, also hopes the project will encourage understanding among faiths and cultures.
Sunday Reading 2009
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"There's a thin line here around privacy," says Inon Beracha , chief executive of Prime Sense Ltd., which makes gesture-recognition technologies.
The Billboard That Knows Emily Steel 2011
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On Monday, she and pianist Inon Barnatan will play excerpts from the recording, which was released in the U.S. earlier this week, at Le Poisson Rouge in Greenwich Village.
Busy Violinist Seeks Balance Barbara Jepson 2011
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Founders David Landis and Maoz Inon offer guided hiking tours and a colorful tour book for the region, the best resource available for trekking in the steps of Jesus.
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Inon also founded a backpacking hostel in Nazareth.
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Founders David Landis and Maoz Inon offer guided hiking tours and a colorful tour book for the region, the best resource available for trekking in the steps of Jesus.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Inon also founded a backpacking hostel in Nazareth.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Inon has released an underwater housing for the GF1, it's not cheap going at approx USD$1975.
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