For Israel, Every Day Is Groundhog Day
Jerusalem Post
There are only two things a nation can always depend on, good or bad: its people and its history. Except, of course, in the case of Israel. No other country has devoted its entire history to defending against its enemies and, even more absurdly, asserting its very right to exist. For such an otherwise tiny nation - a democracy with little in the way of natural or strategic resources - Israel has surely received a disproportionate share of global condemnation. Just imagine if France, England or Iceland or, heaven forbid, rogue nations like Syria and Iran, had spent its entire existence justifying its nationhood.
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