The article mentions the sad news lately in The Jerusalem Post and the comic relief provided by Yoram Dori (“A vision for Gaza,” November 14). It criticizes the Oslo Accords and its portrayal of creatures as friendly concierges at a “Club Med Gaza.” It also talks about creativity not focusing on how to make creatures human, but on how to extricate ourselves from the senseless ideas of the peace camp introduced and how to destroy Hezbollah and neutralize Iran. The author expresses concern about ambassadors the US sends and recalls an experience from 50 years ago when her son was not accepted into a school after saying he had been to Israel and shares a stance supporting the Iron Dome as a means of national defense. The piece also discusses the importance of prayer and action and suggests that the Israeli government take suggestions to heart.
