I remember Gush Katif

By Orit Arfa

URL: http://www.jewishjournal.com/bloggish/item/i_remember_gush_katif_20080808/

We've forgotten about the good people of Gush Katif, Gaza -- their spiritual and physical suffering after being left homeless by the State of Israel for three years (not to mention the suffering of Palestinian Gazans.) It's old news. It's uncomfortable news. It's (gasp!) right-wing.

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