Arabs and Jews in solidarity together. In 1998, their controversial catalog consisted of images of Arabs and Jews living and working together in Israel wearing Benetton clothing. In each of the photo’s captions, Arabs and Jews express their feelings about the conflict with which they live and their desire for lasting peace. Abraham Yehoshua, an Israeli writer states in the catalogue’s introduction, "Take care not to be misled. Notwithstanding the idealistic smiles and hugs in the pretty and colorful pictures, we have no way of knowing what lies deep in the hearts of the people, Palestinians and Jews, photographed here in everyday situations. Do not be mistaken by believing that, just because they are talking to each other, laughing and patting each other on the back, they are not capable of hurting each other."