Friday, July 14, 2006
Here's an attitude distinctly missing from our own national conversation about the "war on terror":
'Most residents proclaimed themselves determined to stay despite the rocket volleys coming from over the border. Abraham Farej, 56, the father of 22-year-old Ariel, who was injured by a Katyusha yesterday as he slept at home, said his family, originally Jews from Syria, had been in the city for 11 generations and proclaimed: "It doesn't matter if there are 50,000 Katyushas. People here are tough."'
(source: The Independent)
If you ask me, in a war on "terror" the winners are those who refuse to be afraid.
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