Paolo Ferrarese

My daughters have been so closed up lately. I’ve tried to engage with them but they’re frightened. I can see it in their faces. They’re afraid of everything happening around the world. They feel the hatred against us. And I have no way of shielding them from it. I sat down with my eldest a few days ago. She’s even questioning why G-D has abandoned us. She simply doesn’t accept that our G-D could allow this all to happen to us, that we get attacked and then we still get all the hate. Shes so young yet has a knowledge of history even I didn’t until a decade ago. She reads and learns as much as I do. She absorbs and rationalizes and has the most remarkable ability to think critically. And now she’s feeling a rage I felt when I was younger. Since she was just 6 years old all she wanted to do was to be a writer. Now she wants to be a soldier. She says if G-D won’t fight for us, then she will. She refuses to allow anyone to harm her sister and baby brother, and her sibling inside of me. She’s sunk herself into her archery and her martial arts. Shes pushing herself so hard and has been pushing me to train her. She’s excelling at school academically, and she is so focused. But she’s lost that child part of her. Her youthful innocence has been replaced by a razor sharp strength, and where she once was filled by that youthful spirit, now she’s become withdrawn and so serious. And it’s difficult for me to even know what I should be doing. There isn’t a right or wrong. She isn’t suffering psychologically. She isn’t suffering a trauma. She’s just determined and grown up. And it’s a side of her I kinda like, though all I want her to be able to do is focus on being a child with her friends and never having to worry. Our world has changed. And as much as I want us to be able to finish this war once and for all so that our children never need to taste war, reality tells me that the war is growing and my children will need to be the next generation ready to defend our people. I wish it was different. But this is her path she has been forced to take by a world that hates the fact that she even exists. I didn’t teach her that, and nothing I could do will change our reality. This is our destiny. This is our fate. They will hate us, and we will fight to protect our people from that evil hate.

L'Iran è un regime e si sarebbe pazzi a disperarsi per i pasdaran che cadono. Però la frase "L'Iran non può avere l'atomica" suona un po' ridicola davanti al fatto che ce l' hanno Stati Uniti, Russia, Regno Unito, Francia, Cina, India, Pakistan, Corea del Nord e Israele.

The poster-girls of “famine” in Gaza - also, the terrorists headbands are a must this season, paired with an expensive NorthFace jacket. And that “genocide” smile on their faces, while attending a DeadJews Parade, it’s so …Gaza-chic.