Becoming a Woman of Substance
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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the horror became a part of me. I now know the meaning of loss of despair. I now understand why jews want to preserve their culture. Why so many young people are volunteering to go to the new state of Israel to make it fertile to replace so many lost jews to create a place of refuge. Should something like that ever recur my Aaron and his Abyssinia are raising their Children with some jewish cultural education since Abby decided to convert, although neither one of them knows anything about the religious aspect of being jewish. They study in a modern cultural synagogue with other like minded families they urged me to attend, but being in a synagogue is still a foreign idea to me. After months of silence, we heard from Raquel a whose family had immigrated to Israel, I was flabbergasted that they had made this big move as they seemed to have been well settled in new york. Benjamin. Although no youngster decided to volunteer for the new Israeli army, he became part of an elite unit called the Palm Ash which had been in training in guerilla tactics. I fear for his life and the safety of the family. How could he be so brave? He must believe wholeheartedly in the cause of the new state. He had always been idealistic and passionate reading Raquel's letter brought back my fears for Aaron when he was in the army, I calmed myself with meditating and Elizabeth's chant learned so long ago