
Living in Israel has turned me into a person who can live with a government that relates to African asylum-seekers and millions of Palestinians as property.
By Bradley Burston | Haaretz | Apr 2, 2018
Living in Israel has hardened my heart. It has made me into a person who cannot believe that Israel will do the right thing. That Israel will make any effort at all to even begin treat the true cancer in our body — the occupation.
The best people I have ever met live in Israel.
They are tireless. They come in all colors and creeds. Their reservoirs of hope, goodness, giving for others, respecting the Other, striving for a better, more human, society — despite everything, despite hatred and graft and incitement and ill-will — are as boundless as they are inexplicable.
Then there is Caroline Glick.
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