A Must Read: by Jonathan Pollard.
And an interesting video at Tomer Devorah.
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Pollard is exceptional! (I saw the vid of him stating at his shiva, something to the effect that he'd faced down a bunch of white supremacists during his prison era, saying he's not afraid of them, only of G-d. And they conceded).
M.M.
I love Pollard's comment about the government erasing the blue from the Israeli flag, leaving only the white of surrender. If I'm not mistaken, the blue represents shamayim - or G-d. All modern western societies have been erasing G-d from public life, and Israel seems to be following this pattern. Just look at the recent hoopla over eliminating kosher-for-Passover requirements in hospitals. Sad state of affairs everywhere these days.
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