Israelis never seem to be given credit for what they do and what kind of people they are. Stories about Israel’s help far beyond her borders are often ignored such as this one about Israel’s help in Japan following the quake. Instead Israel’s days seem to be described as follows:

There was evening, there was shelling, there was morning, there was reacting, there was shelling and there was more reacting. The media thought Israel was bad. One day.

Of course, Israelis must also be racists. Zionism is racism after all, right? I recently wrote about the fact that Israelis are not only tolerant of others, they actively oppose discrimination against minorities!

If you really look at Israelis, you will find that they care more deeply about people whose skin color is not like their own, and people whose beliefs are not like their own, people whose dress is not like there own than probably any other people on the planet. Eilu v’eilu. For Israelis, “these and those” are not only the words of the living God, but these and those people are the creations of the living God.