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קיבלתי בדאר ורציתי שעוד אנשים יבינו עם מי יש לנו עסק ראו תמונה מצורפת וההסבר:> Regarding your picture on page A5 (Sept. 30) of the Israeli soldier > and the Palestinian on the Temple Mount - that Palestinian is actually my > son, Tuvia Grossman, a Jewish student from Chicago. He, and two of his > friends, were pulled from their taxicab, while travelling in Jerusalem, by a > mob > of Palestinian Arabs and were severely beaten and stabbed. > That picture could not have been taken on the Temple Mount because > there are no gas stations on the Temple Mount and certainly none with Hebrew > lettering, like the one clearly seen behind the Israeli soldier attempting > to protect my son from the mob. > Aaron Grossman, M.D. > > > Dear Editor, > Even the typically biased and slanted NY Times middle east > reporting has hit a new low. Since the Times wishes to convey the belief > that the > Palestinians are all innocent lambs being tormented by an aggressive > oppressor, it can not even conceive that the wounded and injured > are NOT Palestinians. The current case in point is very personal to me. > In the Saturday`s Times on page A6, the picture of the ``wounded > Palestinian`` is, in fact, my nephew, Tuvia Grossman, an AMERICAN Jewish > student > learning in Israel. His only crime was being Jewish. He was not in > ``crossfire`` but merely the target of Palestinian lambs who stoned his cab, > dragged > him from the vehicle, smashed his head with stones and stabbed him in the > leg. > The Israeli soldier, whom you obviously wished to portray as victimizing > the poor, wounded Palestinian was actually saving my nephew`s life. > A casual look at the background of the picture can tell anyone that it`s not > the Temple Mount at all. I believe that a retraction, in a prominent > position in the paper, is neccessary and an apology to the parents, > forthcoming. > Howard Gissinger > > PLEASE WRITE TO THE EDITOR OF THE NY TIMES AND VOICE YOUR > OUTRAGE!!! > > Letters to the editor: If you would like your comments to be > considered for publication in the newspaper, send your message to > [email protected], and be sure to include your name, address and telephone > number. > Writers whose letters have been selected for publication will be notified > within > a week to ten days. >
קיבלתי בדאר ורציתי שעוד אנשים יבינו עם מי יש לנו עסק ראו תמונה מצורפת וההסבר:> Regarding your picture on page A5 (Sept. 30) of the Israeli soldier > and the Palestinian on the Temple Mount - that Palestinian is actually my > son, Tuvia Grossman, a Jewish student from Chicago. He, and two of his > friends, were pulled from their taxicab, while travelling in Jerusalem, by a > mob > of Palestinian Arabs and were severely beaten and stabbed. > That picture could not have been taken on the Temple Mount because > there are no gas stations on the Temple Mount and certainly none with Hebrew > lettering, like the one clearly seen behind the Israeli soldier attempting > to protect my son from the mob. > Aaron Grossman, M.D. > > > Dear Editor, > Even the typically biased and slanted NY Times middle east > reporting has hit a new low. Since the Times wishes to convey the belief > that the > Palestinians are all innocent lambs being tormented by an aggressive > oppressor, it can not even conceive that the wounded and injured > are NOT Palestinians. The current case in point is very personal to me. > In the Saturday`s Times on page A6, the picture of the ``wounded > Palestinian`` is, in fact, my nephew, Tuvia Grossman, an AMERICAN Jewish > student > learning in Israel. His only crime was being Jewish. He was not in > ``crossfire`` but merely the target of Palestinian lambs who stoned his cab, > dragged > him from the vehicle, smashed his head with stones and stabbed him in the > leg. > The Israeli soldier, whom you obviously wished to portray as victimizing > the poor, wounded Palestinian was actually saving my nephew`s life. > A casual look at the background of the picture can tell anyone that it`s not > the Temple Mount at all. I believe that a retraction, in a prominent > position in the paper, is neccessary and an apology to the parents, > forthcoming. > Howard Gissinger > > PLEASE WRITE TO THE EDITOR OF THE NY TIMES AND VOICE YOUR > OUTRAGE!!! > > Letters to the editor: If you would like your comments to be > considered for publication in the newspaper, send your message to > [email protected], and be sure to include your name, address and telephone > number. > Writers whose letters have been selected for publication will be notified > within > a week to ten days. >