Bookworm on Jun 22 2011 at 4:58 pm | Filed under: Uncategorized
Two can play at the refugee game. Read this delightful post (h/t: Sadie) to learn why.
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At some demonstration I met the son of 1948 Palestinian refugees and his American wife. He wanted compensation- his life was too comfortable in the US. I asked him if he thought that all the Sephardic Jewish people in Israel, the descendants of people to left Arab lands with only the shirts on their backs, should similarly get compensation? He agreed that they should.
Not all are fanatics. Just a lot.
Do the Zachs know about this? Surely, given their righteous thirst for justice, they’d take up the cause of Jews expelled from their homelands?
=CRICKET= =CRICKET=
Cicadas, Martel, Cicadas.
Gringo: He agreed that they should.
Of course they should. And new Jewish refugees are still being created every day.
Bookworm: A few imaginative Jews change the narrative.
An excellent example of non-violent, evocative communication.