Though Donna and Darlene Wallach are as close as sisters can be, we've heard that our recent profile of Donna caused Darlene a fit of jealousy. She wants her moment in the spotlight, too.
Here it is, Darlene. Your moment to shine.
Note please that Darlene is wearing a T-shirt bearing a stamp from the British mandatory Period. This is puzzling. Is Darlene showing her support for the British behavior during this period?
I can only speculate.
Darlene- did you happen to notice the Hebrew Writing on your t-shirt? Ever wonder why its there? See those Hebrew letters in the parentheses on your T-shirt? The aleph-yod? That stands for "Eretz Yisrael"- the land of Israel. This stamp was issued by the mandatory British government of Palestine in 1927.
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This is as close as I want to get to the troll-munchkin.
This precise tee-shirt has been pointed to in the past to me by some of usual, very naive California "anti-zionists" as PROOF of the pre-Israel, Arab nation of Palestine. In fact, in later conversation, it seemed that they had no idea what the British Mandate of Palestine had been, when, where, why etc. History before the Oslo Agreements was simply unknown, and so, they filled in their severe educational gaps in actual history by sincere belief in myths about history, sometimes called,"the Palestinian narrative." T"he funniest thing about the typical naive "progressive" apologist for the Palestinians are those moments where they don't know, and therefore disbelieve real facts to to extent of conflict with their treasured mythology. And so all of the heavy handed mishagoss of the British from 1917-1948 remains a complete mystery to our local, typical naive "progressive" apologist for the Palestinians. Perhaps "Rape of Palestine" (1938) W'm Ziff (might be on-line somewhere)would be a good place to start reading.
Darlene has cancer, and her sister Donna is fundraising for her, if anyone wants to contribute
https://www.generosity.com/medical-fundraising/help-fund-darlene-wallach-s-cancer-cure-treatment--3
Greetings all,
As Darlene took her last breath, two tears rolled down her left cheek; it was approximately 1:25pm today, Wednesday 12th July.
Although it was very sad for me when I felt that her heart had stopped beating and that she had no more breaths, the relief is humongous that she is no longer in any pain.
I have understood from a number of people that the community wants to have a memorial service for Darlene. I will keep you informed and give you as much notice as possible so that if you want to attend you can make arrangements. Please know that the memorial will have a significant aspect of Justice for Palestine and Palestinians and ending the siege/blockade/collective punishment on Gaza and ending the illegal War Criminal Apartheid Israeli Occupation on all of historic Palestine. That was a huge passion of Darlene's and is of mine.
Again I want to thank each and every one of you for all of the love, care and support you have given us throughout these months. I could not have gotten through this without all of your love, care and support in all of the various ways and forms. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and soul.
Best regards and love,
Donna
Baruch Daayaan Emet.
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