I am an American writing from Washington, DC. A friend of my wife's is currently a graduate student at George Washington University. He is Lebanese and his entire family is presently in southern Lebanon. He has not been able to get in contact with them recently and is obviously worried about them, especially as their village was bombed today. Do you have any advice for how he may find out the names of any casualities (either wounded and killed)? Any help you provide would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
David
P.S. Please feel free to forward to anyone who might have some ideas. Thank you.
Monday, July 24, 2006
If anyone can help, please do...
I just got this e-mail. If you know how you may help this person, please do.
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I already sent him the email posted by tayyar.org for checking on the people there. The email is: (logistics@intishar.org).
RAJA
THE BEST WAY IS TO EMAIL ZAVEN, I'LL EMAIL YOU HIS CONTACT
i'm concerned about the media coverage..
while the violence is still being covered.. i think the world is in the process of moving on..
this is not good.. we need a solution before the world walks away!!!
wishing peace for all us
lirun
telaviv
www.emspeace.blogspot.com
(from an exhausted east mediterranean)
Raja, my aunt and uncle are working with an aid group in Beirut right now for Christians and Muslims (and all others). I will send you their email and they should be able to get your friend in contact with someone who can help.
Prayers for all.
its not about wisdom - its bout compassion and humanity.. if the only reason we oppose violence is wisdom then i am worried..
what about the basic values of life and respect we were all brought up with..
its high time we were reminded..
peace to all
heartfelt sorry and condolences to anyone suffering pain
its time for change guys
wishing peace to all
lirun
telaviv
www.emspeace.blogspot.com
the mediterranean deserves to rest
To all is one,
One of the soldiers kidnapped is a relative of someone working with my wife. They were patrolling the Israeli side of the border.
P.S.
I really liked the site whatreallyhappened (looks very professional and a reliable source of information).
I also would like to recommend these sites as a professional and reliable source of information:
www.IsraelDestroyedTheWTC.com
www.IsraelCausedTheTsunami.com
www.IsraelResponsibleForBadWeatherInLondon.com
www.TheWorldIsFlat.com
www.MyMotherCameFromJupiter.com
www.ElvisIsAliveAndHidingInCongo.com
proud to be an arab..
i read your blog.. you're a smart guy.. good questions and thorough thoughts..
nice to see people speaking with mind and heart together..
both are needed during these crazy times..
peace to you and everyone
lirun
telaviv
www.emspeace.blogspot.com
eastern mediterranean deserves to flourish
One of the soldiers kidnapped is a relative of someone working with my wife. They were patrolling the Israeli side of the border.
Then they were Border Guards.
Yes, they were border guards.
To Jesse,
I think this blog can serve also a more long-term cause.
From reading people comments on this blog, I have learned a few new things that made me understand better the Lebanese point of view.
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