Letter to The Editor

16 Lark Street
Hollywood
September 20, 2009

The Editor

Ha'aretz.

P.O Box 114
Hollywood

Dear Editor

I am writing this letter to comment to an article that I saw published in the Ha'aretz newspaper on September 9,2009. the article tells us about Gilad shalit's letter, that was released for publication on the first time. I would like to express my opinion on this issue.

First, I think that our government doesn’t effort enough(phr.) to rescue Shlit from the captivity, and it's very disappointed(gr.). The Israeli public expect(gr.) from his(ww.) country to do the best(ww.).

Moreover, Gilad shalit endangers(gr.) his life to protect Israel, and he doesn’t deserve this suffering. Shlit is a victim of the Israeli confrontations(what do you mean?), Whay(sp.) does he have to suffer?

To conclusion, I hope that Gilad shalit return back home safe and quickly, and I wish that our government would make a little more effort to rescue him.

Yours,

sara.

75

Daphna

Gilad Shalit

Three year passed and nothing changed. Gilad shalit, the abducted soldier,is still imprisoned. last Tuesday, 09.09.09, Gilad shalit's letter was released for publication for the first time. The letter doesn't offer any new information regarding the condition of the abducted soldier, but at the first time when israel was awared to Gilad shalit kidnapping, the letter was delivered to Israel as a sign by Shalit's captors that the soldier was alive.

Gilad shalit wrote the letter two or three months after he was abducted by Hamas. "My health is deteriorating from day to day"- in shalit's words.
He is trying to survive but we can't know if he will succeed or if he will stay alive.The Israeli government trying to get an agreement with Hamas- but still without results.

A lot of talking, to much noise and disorder, but actually there is no action. Gilad shalit is a victim of the Israeli confrontations, and he doesn't deserve it. We have to help with all one's strength to rescue Shalit from this suffering, because he endangers his life to protect Israel, and we have to do the same.

In conclusion, I think that the Israeli government can make a little more effort to rescue Shalit, and then Israel will prove to everyone that it really do acts and not only speek.

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1113373.html

The Tel Aviv shooting

Gays and lesbians exist everywhere. we can meet them everywhere- it's a fact that nobody can change. Nevertheless, there are some people that refuse to accept the reality like it is and try to change it. On August 1st, 2009 at 22:40 it happened, the traumatic shooting in the center of Tel Aviv. 3 people murdered and many were injured.

Terrorists can't decide who will stay alive and who will die just because of the difference between peoples. Gays and lesbians are regular people that behave a little different, but they have the right to live like they want, in their way.

The gay-lesbian communities try to live their life. They have their own clubs and special meeting places. Despite this, there are people that think that the existence of these communities disturbes the world.but they make a mistake- these communities do all they can to not to disturbe anybody. Inspite of it, they receive a negative attitude that they dont deserve.

Finally, I think that everyone in the world has his right to live like he wants, despite the difference and the changes. Terrorists have to understand that they will never succeed to change anything in the world with violence.

http://makom.haaretz.com/topic.asp?rId=142