I was very touched to read your greetings.
As an Israeli person, wohse 90+ Grandmother still remembers the shouting and bulling of her German classmates, and immigrated to Israel at 1934 as a child – before Jewsextermination begun – I can easily moved by your words about the Jews and Israel. There are always things to improve here in Israel – especially as it became a Home in a rush for people from so many backgrounds in such little time – forcing them to adapt to living together when the only thing that bounds them is their Jewish religion. B U T, as crazy as the “neighbors” whosurrounds us,it’s the only place that is a real Home.
I send you a big hug from here and may we have a bright future and a real Shana Tova.