Finally I went on a mission to the Dead Sea ... Of course under cover ....


But it becomes very easy to read ..

.... sleep ...

... meditate ...

..... Well we are planning for the flight but we have good prospects, the next!

The fort was besieged by Legio X Fretensis Flavio Sergio and other 7000 men for the most part slaves, as inaccessible as an eagle's nest, for almost three years, was built a rampart (sort of limes often two feet, still visible today) and an embankment seventy feet that rose up from below the walls of the fortress.
Realizing the imminent defeat, since the Romans were finally able to open a breach in the walls, the Zealot leader Eleazar Ben Yair, spoke to his people by inducing them to a collective suicide by the sword (drawn at random to groups, are in fact were still pieces of earthenware with written names drawn by lot, the men of the community, killing women and children then took off his life story) and this seemed to be a lot preferable to a secure state of slavery.
When the last resistance fell while the city was in flames, were to save only a few children and two women who had been hiding in a ravine to escape death. The Romans were thus able to enter Masada in now without defense, surprised to what happened, become a silent tribute to the brave resistance.
After his seizure, Masada remained in the hands of the Romans to the Byzantine era to be discovered over a century and a half ago to become a symbol the Zionist cause. Israeli army recruits today are conducted on site to take the oath of allegiance to the cry of "Nevermore Masada fall" .
Masada was partially reconstructed and has become one of the most important archaeological sites in Israel thanks to the excavations carried out since the early '60s under the guidance by the archaeologist Yigael Yadin. Were brought to light the remains of the fortress are clear signs of Roman military camps, with mosaics of high quality bathrooms and even boulders launched from catapults. As a sign of employment zealot is only a small synagogue, while more recent, dating from the fifth century. is a basilica built by Byzantine monks of penitence.
Oh finally I'm happy, I can revise the streets waving Palestinian flags and trampled and burned Israeli. Pass the event in Milan it seems to search for a certain equidistance, or a supposed equivicinanza, between the State of Israel and Palestine, but faced with the proclamations of social centers and organizations of the extreme left we should pause to reflect.
These people do not even have the slightest knowledge of the matter, some say many of those who have spent two weeks (holiday) to help children in the Palestinian Territories, and were impressed by the living conditions of the population. Of course I do not want to question this reality, but I tried to put their claims in a historical perspective a bit 'more objective and less romanticized. In this regard, I emphasized some passages of an article found on the site www.forumpalestina.org that more than a proclamation of intent seems an article of transfers of Tuttosport.
The step that makes me laugh is that of the forced displacement from native lands. I should mention that the Palestinians in 1948 at the outbreak of the First War of Independence, they were invited by the surrounding Arab powers to simply leave their villages in the belief that the victory over Israel would allow them to return and occupy the territories Israel. Well I'm sorry to say but the Arab states had done wrong icont: Israel won its battle for survival. At this point the Palestinians who left their villages VOLUNTARILY trusting in a landslide victory were forced to remain in the country who had accepted a few months earlier. Israel does not force anyone to leave, but pass me the expression, would be fools to reach out to those who until recently wanted to kill them.
Also no one has denied the rights of existence of a Palestinian state in 1948 because there was no Palestinian national identity (divided among the various Arab nations), but we safely say that that is the opposite were the Arabs, with their sudden declaration of war, denying Israel's right to exist.
At the edge of climax is also the assertion that Israel adopts a type of colonial occupation. Okay still thinks that the extreme left with mental styles that could be good at the time of Lenin, but this claim is not based on any objective fact. Israel occupied the territories for reasons of economic exploitation but to avoid development in these areas terrorist designs against the Star of David. We already have evidence of what happened in Gaza: Israel, even risking a civil war, decided to abandon settlements and the occupation of the Gaza Strip trying to reach out to Palestinians in search of a peace plan. What was the result: the launching of Qassam rockets daily into the city of Sderot and the Negev communities idraeliane. Not there be no need to Israeli colonial occupation, but an essential survival needs.
In addition let this question is an act of terrorism: a missile that accidentally falls on a building or a man who blows up a bus or in a market? Maybe from this reply, it could start to find a solution really equivicinanza.
And instead of coming during the summer holidays to ease their sense of humanitarianism, you should really try to come to this earth to live. Only with the daily confrontation with problems of life and intercultural counicazione of this region one can try to formulate an opinion truly objective and free from the logic of the party.
And as he said Ulrich Beck during the Second Intifada, "you can understand what it means to live in Israel, only losing a coach to go to work in Haifa."
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By Yuval Yoaz and Mijal Grinberg, Haaretz Correspondents, Haaretz Service and Agencies |