| Feh to you, sir. had you read my posts on the other forum you would see that I think the Attack on the Arab driver was uncalled for and those responsible sshould face the full force of the law. On the other hand, the hordes of Arabs who, during Yom Kippur, as if waiting on the sidelines, entered the city and vandalized property indiscriminately. That was also uncalled for, and totally avoidable. When I enter a mosque I take off my shoes and wouldn`t dream of doing otherwise. During Ramadan I refrained from eating in fron of my Arab maid out of respect for her. Likewise I expect that Israel`s Arabs refrain from breaching a longstanding tradition of carless roads on one day of the year. There are too many cases of Arabs driving with loud music during this day to consider it anything else other than intentional provocation. Those who demand respect should earn it by giving it too. |
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