[radikal]

Meh. I don't have that reaction. Not that I don't believe that Obama is a moral equivalizer to some degree, but I don't think he's any different than the average democrat on Israel - pro-Israel but with strong peacenik tendencies.

[9mm_fan]

MGB8, the guy attended a Pro-Palestinian church for 20 years, let's get serious. He is a young version of Jimmy Carter.

[softy54534]

Well darn, I did watch the online broadcast for over an hour until my power flickered, and lost the connection..and even on Road Runner it was very slow getting back onto the site. I especially wanted to watch and support these dear people that have gone through so much. I was in Israel recently, returning Wednesday, the 12th, and Israeli's I talked with had no answer to why their government was doing so little to help Sderot. Of course I was on a tour with little option from "the plan" but still it exceeded all my expectations and I am already planning to return again as soon as I can.

First I must stay home and work tirelessly for John McCain, though he is not my first choice, I can not stand the thought of Obama being elected president. My fellow Americans have done stupid things before, like electing Jimmy Carter, and we seem never to get rid of that drooling anti-semite. Now we have another running for office, and making claims of Christian love! Don't believe it. You don't sit in a church with that preacher and remain filled with brotherhood. If ever Jews must come over to the conservative side it is now. Perhaps Joe Lieberman can be persuasive in this, God help us of not.

[Big A]

I heard in passing from someone on Purim that here in the states some organizations are starting programs to host school children from Sderot in the US so that they can learn. Children can't learn under such conditions as Sderot and practically anything one can do to address that can be a help. I have no specifics, if someone would like to contribute details that they know about it would be deeply appreciated, thank you.