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Those photos give a person a lot to think about. Since looking at your pictures, I have become very curious about Afganistan as it looks like a very interesting place. I hope some of the people who are now there will come back and write books about their experiences there. I like to look at all the stuff in the background of those photos as there is always something else interesting to catch the eye.

I'm a bit speechless over the dead 19 year old Jonathan whose kidney went to the little Palestinian girl. It took someone with a very big heart to make that decision. I hope the little girl grows up not wanting to hate and kill Jews; maybe something good can come out of that, who knows.

The older Palestinian women look like a very tough and scary bunch. They do not appear to be anything like American Southern Belle types in the least! They look a bit frightening and intimidating; at least if their husbands try to physically abuse them, I bet they can defend themselves very well! It just seems like the Palestinian women I've seen pictures of over the age of 35 or so look really coarse and tough.

I hope the little girl grows up not wanting to hate and kill Jews

Your hope is in vain. They'll teach her that her new kidney was forced out of a bloody Jew by the valliant warriors of Islam as a condign punishment for the cannibalistic (see the Hamburger placard above) American/Israel policies and a merited compensation for the Pali sufferings.

That is, if they tell her anything at all.

re your post #19: Here is a book written recently about Afghanistan:

"PRISONERS OF HOPE: The Story of Our Captivity and Freedom in Afghanistan" by Dayna Curry and Heather Mercer with Stacy Mattingly