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Title: | I also have a son studying in a yeshiva in Jerusalem | |||
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| Name: | yoheved | | |||
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| City: | miami | State: | florida | | |
| I live in the United States, and I have a son in yeshiva in Jerusalem. I have been crying all week because of the yeshiva killings and I still can`t sleep. Boruch Ha-Shem my son`s yeshiva was not hit, but that?s not the point. One of the videos on Yahoo showed the funeral of one of the students (age 15) that was killed - he was buried on Mt. Olives. There was a picture where all the people just stood there and looked at the entire neighborhood of East Jerusalem where all the Arabs live. It was impossible not to think of what they were thinking. I, personally, think that a small plane should be stocked with bombs and dropped on that entire neighborhood. No Jews would be killed, because no Jews live there. It would be easy to hit East Jerusalem from the air - as from a plane or helicopter - and they wouldn`t be able to strike back. It would be so easy to take them out this way. If the Israeli government can`t bring themselves to do this, then I am sure they can pass this suggestion on to some regular Israeli citizens who would be willing. They can even train yeshiva bochrum to fly a plane and that might even be better. Bochrum are taught the Torah laws and - according to halacha - we are forbidden to keep the enemies of the Jewish people within our borders. Even the goyim understand this. There is an old Russian expression that goes something like this: if you take a hornet`s nest into your house, you will get stung. I am praying that Ha-Shem will give us a quick, easy, and total revenge and that He will give Israel the strength and courage to ?remove the hornet`s nest? from our house. |
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