Well, just a quick THANK YOU GOD. Last night I was laying in bed reading and get a phone call from my boss: Is anyone from the Ulpan or volunteers in Sinai? Because there was a bomb right now. That's why I told you not to go!
Well of course, she is right. But then again. What if I didn't go and lets say went to Tel Aviv instead. I would be more likely to be in danger there. SO what can I do. I just try.
The Israeli government doesn't think that any of the dead are Israeli as now everyone is back to there lives. But most are Western travellers. It is very sad.
Last night was also the beginning of the Rememebrence day for those that died in the Shoah. Just one more sad thing.
About Me
- Elizabeth
- En HaShofet, Nothern Israel, Israel
- I have lived in Israel for 2 and a half years now. I have just been discharged from the military in Israel after a year of service. Now the future is wide open! I am currently working and living on Kibbutz En HaShofet.Born in Los Angeles. I can be a very shy person at times till I know people. I am an optimist. I love the beach, summer, and tan lines. My favorite time period of my life was age 16 to 19 when I lived with my grandpa on his farm in NY State. I love mango. I love peace. I believe that unicorns exist.
1 comment:
Dont be sad, G-D allows nothing without her presence. Remorse in the loss, but see it as a lesson, as a warning, but mainly as inevitable! Its is evolutions way, restoration will come from these devesating times. For those of us who are strong enough in their minds to defeat the hard times, will be the ones who rebuild ISRAEL! Live your life aware and not in fear, beacause fear is evil, and with out it you can see clearly to be where you need to be and when you need to be there. You will succeed, and worry not because death is but a part of the whole it should not bring saddness but thoughts of joys of the past. when the end come it is completeness and should be celebrated!
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