My friends’ parents had numbers. Everybody had lost people.
You and I can understand and sympathize with the colonial soldiers in the Revolutionary War and the North in the Civil War. We don’t know anybody who survived those.
People who don’t “agree” with the fragile miracle of Jewish survival don’t want to. The information is available.
My friends’ parents had numbers. Everybody had lost people.
You and I can understand and sympathize with the colonial soldiers in the Revolutionary War and the North in the Civil War. We don’t know anybody who survived those.
People who don’t “agree” with the fragile miracle of Jewish survival don’t want to. The information is available.
Instead they mouth slogans they don’t understand. What river? What sea? They could check out the Second Intifada.
But those challenge their antisemitic chanting and groupthink.
My friends’ parents had numbers. Everybody had lost people.
You and I can understand and sympathize with the colonial soldiers in the Revolutionary War and the North in the Civil War. We don’t know anybody who survived those.
People who don’t “agree” with the fragile miracle of Jewish survival don’t want to. The information is available.
Instead they mouth slogans they don’t understand. What river? What sea? They could check out the Second Intifada.
But those challenge their antisemitic chanting and groupthink.