I wish I was an Israeli american

Submitted by zari namdar (Switzerland), Aug 1, 2008 at 07:15

yes, I am in-love with jerusalem,and always cherish my lovely moments with my talented Iranian Jewish friends in Tehran ;capital city of Iran, and Esphahan, one of the most ancient and beyond imagination beauty of the city! Unfortunately,due to 30 years of global battle against Islamic movement,and global terrorism poeple are divided more than ever across the universe.

At first we were Iranians,then we did not care from which faith! that was my 6 years of primary school. In those 6 years untill the age of 14, I was already in 4 different bilingual schools in Tehran. Even though in all the schools we had :Armenian Christians, Jewish, bahaiis, zoraostrians, moslims, Assouries ,and kaldanians. The Jewish hospital in Tehran in those lovely days was open to public regardless of your faith ,fame,or fortune.

Let us remember Purim, Esther,and cyrus the great which brought so much smile on millions of faces accross the globe! Since 30 years of Islamic Republic of Iran in power,Iranian way of Islam ,has achieved to separate friends from friends universally! we used to be first Americans.We didn't realy care whose a Democrat or a Republican! but now! first ,you are: A Democrat a Liberal or a Republican!

And first poeple used to be from Israel ,and that was enough to exchange glances and share awsome moments! But today, the division of Israelis is growing like the speed of sound. Either you belong to the left party or right. We shall not let a terrorist government cause more regretable division among us! The Islamic Republic of Iran's passport belongs in the trash! President Ahmadinejad was and is a Terrorist who is obssessed with destroying,dividing, and poker games.

Zari Namdar www.zarinamdar.com

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