The Unspoken Truth

Here is a Dry Bones cartoon from 2017. It is still true today.

We are getting sirens and missile attacks multiple times a day and night. Yesterday, we went most of the day with quiet, and then at about midnight and again at 1.30 am and again at 4 am and again at about 7 am this morning, we had missiles. I grew up in Oklahoma where we had tornados, so it sort of prepared me for this. We go into shelters and wait till the all clear signal on our phones. One gets used to it, up to a point. There is a lot of feeling of camaraderie among strangers, which is nice. But schools and most gatherings are prohibited and everyone is getting through the day with some degree of sleep deprivation. We expect this to continue for at least another 2 or 3 weeks, if not more. It is a bit tiring. But most people are optimistic about the future, if we are able to weaken or cause regime change in Iran eventually. We have been under the threat of future nuclear bombs from them for years.

I am really enjoying going through and posting the old Dry Bones cartoons on the blog. I

I am getting sad coming up to Passover and the one year anniversary of Yaakov's passing. He died on the second day of Passover. I have booked a place at a Chabad Seder in Raanana, a town very close to my town of Kfar Saba where I live. It has a lot of English speakers, and the seder will have lots of lone soldiers, so it should be interesting.