pics of Israeli girls writing ..

Well Daniel, I am glad that there are people in the world who do stand up and say things that need to be said.  And, as for spending time with annoying people, even "oy a broch" doesn't express the rising urge to exit to another universe one feels in their proximity!

You will be O.K.  Thanks for persevering amongst the annoying on behalf of those of us who don't.

Peace, ummziba.

Daniel,

Well, I watched the video.  I was not shocked.  I have certainly seen secular people spout this kind of ***** many times (they even visit here on occasion!). 

The video was very badly edited.  I wonder where it came from, who is behind it and what the entire interview was like?

There are many, many forces at work causing mischief amongst human kind these days - trying very hard to divide and conquer.  Stuff like this video usually does the trick...

Which al-jazeera did you find it on .net or .com?  The first is legit, the second is a propaganda tool of Uncle Sam.

What exactly about it did you find shocking?

Peace, ummziba.

All the above shocked me. I felt as if she were scolding me personally for
being a post zionist. It was spooky how much she sounded like my poor
dead mother. That clip/site seems to be edited as we speak. When I first
saw it there were two men one calling her a heretic and another who was
the host of the program. We just threw an Al Jezera guy in jail here for
"verifying the positions of missile strikes." He's probably out already because
our own press guys here are guilty of that stuff all the time and they had no
problem pointing that out over the air. Law forces everywhere are populated
by boys and girls who want to be policemen when they grow up. This is a
job for responsible adults. You'd be hard pressed to find one on any police
force. My cousin is a police psychologist and he has his hands full.

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It was this Secular Arab woman saying things about Islam that if she was
Jewish I would have begged her to be silent. She made these sweeping
generalizations that you hear from little old men arguing in Yiddish.

It was so bizarre that I thought it was a joke.