NO, THE "ZIONISTS" DON'T JUST TARGET THE CHAREDIM
All Orthodox Jews are the target of the "Zionists".
Friday, July 2, 2010
Sunday, June 27, 2010
VERY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT CONCERNING SOCIAL SERVICES IN ISRAEL. OUR ACTIVISTS NEED SUPPORT AND PLEASE RECORD THIS INFORMATION.
There is *one* MK in Israel who is fighting for children's rights on an ongoing basis and without faltering or mealy-mouthing. She is Dr. Marina Solodkin.
Recently, Dr. Solodkin is being made the subject of disciplinary measures in the Knesset.
The main opponent to Dr. Solodkin's activities and outspokenness for children and families who have been harmed by Israeli "Social Services" is none other than Yitzchak Herzog, Minister of Social Affairs (SA) and Social Services (SS).
Dr. Solodkin had been accused of unseemly conduct in her role as a Member of Knesset and is accused of "suspicion" of slander.
There are also cried to dismantle the parents group called ALIYAH, which my friend Lori Shem Tov is so active in. That attempt is being spearheaded by one Yitchak Peri, Head of the Social Workers Association.
Please keep this informtion of record. We all know that the activities of Social Services in all countries are coordinated and that which transpires in one country ultimately affects us all.
It is essential that we broadcast far and wide what is occurring in Israel.
There have been dangerous precedents in the world concerning politicians who have had the courage to go against the mainstream and speak out loudly and clearly.
Dr. Marina Solodkin, with whom I have been in communication both by phone and e-mail is a very special person. Please send a lot of love her way.
Doreen Ellen Bell-Dotan, Tzfat, Israel
Doreen Dotan@gmail.com
There is *one* MK in Israel who is fighting for children's rights on an ongoing basis and without faltering or mealy-mouthing. She is Dr. Marina Solodkin.
Recently, Dr. Solodkin is being made the subject of disciplinary measures in the Knesset.
The main opponent to Dr. Solodkin's activities and outspokenness for children and families who have been harmed by Israeli "Social Services" is none other than Yitzchak Herzog, Minister of Social Affairs (SA) and Social Services (SS).
Dr. Solodkin had been accused of unseemly conduct in her role as a Member of Knesset and is accused of "suspicion" of slander.
There are also cried to dismantle the parents group called ALIYAH, which my friend Lori Shem Tov is so active in. That attempt is being spearheaded by one Yitchak Peri, Head of the Social Workers Association.
Please keep this informtion of record. We all know that the activities of Social Services in all countries are coordinated and that which transpires in one country ultimately affects us all.
It is essential that we broadcast far and wide what is occurring in Israel.
There have been dangerous precedents in the world concerning politicians who have had the courage to go against the mainstream and speak out loudly and clearly.
Dr. Marina Solodkin, with whom I have been in communication both by phone and e-mail is a very special person. Please send a lot of love her way.
Doreen Ellen Bell-Dotan, Tzfat, Israel
Doreen Dotan@gmail.com
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Continuation of HARRASSED
It's 22:46 on 26 June 2010 in the wild, wild ME as I begin to write this.
Since whoever it is came into our home we are far more tired, sleep much more deeply and for a longer period of time than we used to.
I didn't understand until today why my Husband fell asleep in the arm chair with his drink until today. He explained that he went into the kitchen to get the drink and on his way back to the table to drink it was so overtaken with fatigue that he sat down in the easy chair. He then fell asleep for almost 4 hours.
Tonight, he is having trouble going about doing the dishes from Shabbat. He never has trouble with that. He always comes home from synagogue, takes off his jalabia and goes straight to work doing the dishes. Tonight he sat in the easy chair for an hour trying to get the strength up to do the dishes.
OK, in our case; one can say: Look, you, Doreen, are overweight. Dan is 70 years old. Of course you're a bit tired than usual.
But one of our young, healthy, thin Relatives came for Shabbat today. He came at 13:00. I was still sleeping and had to be awakened. After lunch he seemed to look a bit tired. I asked him what time he had gotten up. He said: 11:00. At about 15:00 he said: OK. I have to get home. I need to shower and do a few things. Next thing I know he was sleeping deeply on the couch. I was very tired too and also went to sleep. My Husband told me he came home at 18:45, our Relative was deep alseep on the couch. He woke him, but he had trouble getting up and felt groggy. He had gone home by the time I got up.
I talked to him a few minutes before writing this. I admitted that the sleep just overtook him.
Something is wrong in this house. We didn't feel tired when we went out to the restaurant HaAri8, even though we had a pretty heavy meal. We don't feel it when we are out of this apartment.
Doreen Ellen Bell-Dotan, Tzfat, Israel
DoreenDotan@gmail.com
It's 22:46 on 26 June 2010 in the wild, wild ME as I begin to write this.
Since whoever it is came into our home we are far more tired, sleep much more deeply and for a longer period of time than we used to.
I didn't understand until today why my Husband fell asleep in the arm chair with his drink until today. He explained that he went into the kitchen to get the drink and on his way back to the table to drink it was so overtaken with fatigue that he sat down in the easy chair. He then fell asleep for almost 4 hours.
Tonight, he is having trouble going about doing the dishes from Shabbat. He never has trouble with that. He always comes home from synagogue, takes off his jalabia and goes straight to work doing the dishes. Tonight he sat in the easy chair for an hour trying to get the strength up to do the dishes.
OK, in our case; one can say: Look, you, Doreen, are overweight. Dan is 70 years old. Of course you're a bit tired than usual.
But one of our young, healthy, thin Relatives came for Shabbat today. He came at 13:00. I was still sleeping and had to be awakened. After lunch he seemed to look a bit tired. I asked him what time he had gotten up. He said: 11:00. At about 15:00 he said: OK. I have to get home. I need to shower and do a few things. Next thing I know he was sleeping deeply on the couch. I was very tired too and also went to sleep. My Husband told me he came home at 18:45, our Relative was deep alseep on the couch. He woke him, but he had trouble getting up and felt groggy. He had gone home by the time I got up.
I talked to him a few minutes before writing this. I admitted that the sleep just overtook him.
Something is wrong in this house. We didn't feel tired when we went out to the restaurant HaAri8, even though we had a pretty heavy meal. We don't feel it when we are out of this apartment.
Doreen Ellen Bell-Dotan, Tzfat, Israel
DoreenDotan@gmail.com
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