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uhem we are strong andem even in these
tragedies there are silver linings and I
just want to share with you that I spoke
to a woman who wanted to do something
for the Army and she spoke to the
organizations and she said what can we
send
theim uh should we send them clothing or
medicine or books or Foods whatever and
uh she was told that the biggest thing
the biggest demand of theim is they want
situs
and this is not only coming from
religious the religious soldiers already
have ties this is coming from
non-religious and tens of thousands
people who may not even be keeping
chabas yet want to wear the sites they
want to have this tangible connection to
God and we know that of course Israeli
Society is very very highly polarized
and before this war there was so what so
much dissension about so many issues
that I think we've seen now are
relatively unimportant in
perspective and as is often the case
very sadly it is Through The Crucible of
tragedies and
difficulties that we discover that
there's much more that unites us than
separates us and if this can be a
catalyst for aat Isel for for Unity for
togetherness then that would be a
tremendous braa God willing we should
have peace very very very soon but the
one thing the one nightmare that I have
about the peace is that maybe we'll
forget a lot of the togetherness and
solidarity that we formed during the war
so my prayer is that although the
negative effects of the war should
vanish and our soldiers and our captives
should return to their homes in the
fullness of body and spirit and the
Jewish people should not suffer in any
way but the one part of the war that I
want to continue is the sense of unity
the sense of togetherness the sense that
we're all in this together that right
now is a very very strong feeling among
the Jewish people I hope and I pray that
it will continue and that will endure
