On 9/11 I discovered the profound difference between Israeli thinking and American mindset. I was at home and my mom called from working, telling me to turn on CNN. The reporters were bathering about how much money is made in these important buildings, the construction of the buildings... and I was going nuts because they weren't providing answers to my questions: What about the people? How many were injured? Are there enough ambulances...
I was on the verge of pulling my hair out - but before that I checked what they were saying on the Israeli news. I changed the channel and you know what the first thing I heard there?
On 9/11 I discovered the profound difference between Israeli thinking and American mindset. I was at home and my mom called from working, telling me to turn on CNN. The reporters were bathering about how much money is made in these important buildings, the construction of the buildings... and I was going nuts because they weren't providing answers to my questions: What about the people? How many were injured? Are there enough ambulances...
I was on the verge of pulling my hair out - but before that I checked what they were saying on the Israeli news. I changed the channel and you know what the first thing I heard there?
“What about the people?“