Terrorists are freed - terror increases. Must we be politicians to understand why?

...Most of us victims of the terrorists have more than enough challenges in our lives, many of them stemming directly from the loss of a loved one, and would prefer not to have to engage in public campaigns. But, as we have learned, some things in life are just too important to be left to the politicians.

Frimet/Arnold Roth..
This Ongoing War..
10 October '13..

This blog is our megaphone. As ordinary citizens, we badly want our voices to be heard because we see foolish things being done in the face of an onslaught of terrorism directed at the society in which we have made our home and are building our family's future.

Of course, it's not only our society that is in the crosshairs. And it's not only because we ourselves have paid an unbearably high price for the mistakes of public officials and politicians that we write and speak and try to organize. But having been terribly hurt, and having had time to think these issues through, we realize that unless we raise our own voices in an effort to be heard, the prevailing apathy is going to cause others to ignore the very serious problems and (Heaven forbid) to wake up when it may be too late to undo the harm on its way.

Scores more unrepentant terrorists who killed people and were convicted and sentenced are shortly to be set free. Again. There are surely carefully calculated political considerations that lie behind this decision by the authorities in Jerusalem. But there are other considerations at work too; some of them do no credit to the people who are behind them. We are convinced they cannot be defended.

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