Israeli web game "safe passage" warns Palestinians

June 25--Israeli non-profit organization Gisha has developed a web game "safe passage" to warn Palestinians in Gaza and Cisiordania about restrictions on movement. The game was created by EU funding, and the safe passage uses relevant legal provisions and military documents to educate players about the problems faced by civilians in affected areas.　　The game has three different settings, a married father, a businessman and a Gaza young woman. It's a bit of a game to call the safe passage, because players have little interaction and the dogma is far more entertaining.　　However, it has always been an interesting medium, capable of expressing serious content in the form of entertainment. Gisha, which included "access" and "means" in the name, was established in 2005 to promote the rights guaranteed by international and Israeli law. (Edit Zhang Xing) game Landing Screen game screenshot