Will rockets on Tel Aviv make a difference? Why do not the towns along the coast and deep in the Negev count as much as Tel Aviv would? Is Jewish blood more precious in Tel Aviv?
In case you haven't heard or read, the families who were living in Gush Katif's Ne've Dekalim and are now living on an agricultural plot of old Nitzan in makeshift caravilla's (read paper thin walls) have been given special and wonderful attention by our government, now that the shelling of Hamas' rockets has followed them to Nitzan.
Since there are no miklatot (bomb shelters) here, the government is making these families feel protected and cared for. They are bringing in large sewer pipes for them to run into should the Color Red Alert sound, giving a few seconds to take cover..
Yes, you are reading this right.
They have been told of course, that the sewers will not protect from a direct hit, only from peripheral damage of a nearby one.
Rachel Saperstein gives the descriptive naarative in an Arutz Sheva Opinion article. Rachel and her husband Moshe were expelled from Ne've Dekalim.
What words can convey our disgust with this government?
A few pictures supplied by Debbie Rosen of Nitzan.
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