Re: The real story

I am not living in hate, I am living in reality. The Israelis would be happy to live in peace with the Arabs, it is the Arabs that don't want to.

Last year I was under my dining room table with my three children while my husband crawled to get his M-16. A terrorist has come into our settlement, killed my neighbor and was starting on our house. We lived in a trailer house, common to the settlements. A M-16 bullet--which the terrorist had--goes not only through the wall, but through all in interior walls and on to the next trailer. Thank God, we made it through unharmed, unlike my neighbor or the 16 month old baby of their guests. Both killed.

When ever there is a terrorist attack, the Arabs celebrate. There are parties and fireworks all night long. I see them. The kids hang up pictures of the terrorist on their walls. The families receive a ton of money from various Arab organizations.

It is not us that live in hate, but them. The hate us. There leaders preach it. They teach it to their kids. There math books have question like, "if you have 20 Jews, and you kill 10, how many do you have left to kill?" They brainwash their kids into worshiping suicide bombers. At costume parties the kids dress up as suicide bombers. And the list goes on and on.

All I am trying to do is live my life and raise my children. If the US was hit every week with terror attacks like we are--imagine 911 every month. How much would you be preaching "love your neighbors". Would you go the group of people that killed you neighbors child, or even your own child, and tell them that we all need to live in peace and harmony? Wake up to reality. They don't want to. They have their goals, as old as their religion, and nothing is going to stop them. They are just waiting for the right time--whem others are weak. I live in the real world. With real problems. Not like in America where people are worried about what car to buy.

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