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Susan Sullivan's avatar

What a brilliant piece!!

Marlene's avatar

I feel as though I have just read someone's brilliant thesis. This is so well plotted, delineated, and erudite in detail that I am going to save it for my own edification going forward. There's such wisdom and clarity in pursuing what lies ahead for us if we want to remain viscerally connected to Israel. This is some quality piece of writing. When the mind and heart come together, this can be the result. Bravo!

Dawn's avatar

This is indeed brilliant work and so true‼️It’s so crazy how many different ways there are to Try to disparage the people, and Israel 🇮🇱 It’s Awful 😢 I Stand With ISRAEL and All Jewish People WORLDWIDE‼️💯❤️💕❤️‍🩹🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇺🇸😻

Richard Hacker's avatar

Hmmm. I'm starting this next week. Our local county fair, a slightly right of center county outside of an extremely liberal metro area, happens next weekend. This year, we elect a new governor (the current one is not seeking reelection) as well as all of our representatives to Congress (no Senators on the ballot. The primaries are in August. I will go to the state Democrat information booth and ask them a simple question. "Since the continued existence of Israel, or at a minimum our support for it, seems to be the new litmus test for many Democrats, what is your position regarding the solution to the Israeli question." I have already asked a couple of good friends with means to set aside some bail money for me. I'll let you know how it turns out.

Michael Willen's avatar

WOW! Very well written and inspiring.

George Shay's avatar

I particularly like this quote. “But anger is a signal. It cannot become a home.”

Anger and hate are very addictive emotions.

The Curious Middle's avatar

Excellent.! The nuance of when to argue, when to let it go it's such an important skill.