I'm sitting here watching the news and I see it again.
This time they say he was a 22 year old man. He likely walked from Bethlehem to blow himself up next to a busload of mostly children in transit for school.
19 people died and 50 were injured. MOST of them children. NONE of whom were military. NONE of whom had a say in political matters. On a smaller scale, it reeks of the World Trade Center attack. To see the body bags laying in the street....sickening. Yet, I'm sure the "martyr" will have his picture circulated among the Palestinian children as they try to cultivate the next crop of bombs with legs.
The Pal. Authority comdemned the act that is claimed by Hammas, but how many times have we heard that one? I fear for the innocents on both sides...I fear for the whole Middle East, and more so I fear for the people who live all over this planet who don't seem to think there is a world beyond their garden gate.
My normally sunny disposition is clouded right now. Not often the news brings tears to my eyes, but it has today...and I'm just at a loss as to how it can continue.
Joby...looking for wisdom in a world without wise men.
This time they say he was a 22 year old man. He likely walked from Bethlehem to blow himself up next to a busload of mostly children in transit for school.
19 people died and 50 were injured. MOST of them children. NONE of whom were military. NONE of whom had a say in political matters. On a smaller scale, it reeks of the World Trade Center attack. To see the body bags laying in the street....sickening. Yet, I'm sure the "martyr" will have his picture circulated among the Palestinian children as they try to cultivate the next crop of bombs with legs.
The Pal. Authority comdemned the act that is claimed by Hammas, but how many times have we heard that one? I fear for the innocents on both sides...I fear for the whole Middle East, and more so I fear for the people who live all over this planet who don't seem to think there is a world beyond their garden gate.
My normally sunny disposition is clouded right now. Not often the news brings tears to my eyes, but it has today...and I'm just at a loss as to how it can continue.
Joby...looking for wisdom in a world without wise men.





