What might one think upon seeing
a twin caught up in combat?
At the moment, I'm reminded of my thoughts on Saturday about learning Arabic. It will be vital for being able to teach and learn, and perhaps to help people heal, when I return to Africa and the Middle East.
"An [Ethiopian?] Israeli soldier and tank prepare to give covering fire as an injured comrade is brought back to Israel from Lebanon on July 30, 2006, near the town of Kiryat Shemona, Northern Israel. More than 50 people, half of them children, were killed today when Israeli planes bombed Qana in Southern Lebanon."
"An [Ethiopian?] Israeli soldier and tank prepare to give covering fire as an injured comrade is brought back to Israel from Lebanon on July 30, 2006, near the town of Kiryat Shemona, Northern Israel. More than 50 people, half of them children, were killed today when Israeli planes bombed Qana in Southern Lebanon."
What might one think upon seeing
a twin caught up in combat?
mr damon, 14:08
3 Comments:
It was 28 people, 18 of them children.
shlemazl wrote:
> It was 28 people, 18 of them children.
Which still means it was a large loss of life among non-combatants. There would be little point (and a lack of compassion) in trying to diminish that fact of those deaths.
Damon
Demon,
this is a WAR
Israel is fighting for her right to live !
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