By Yael Tzalka, Israel Teaching Fellows
Take note: Israeli's tell it like it is.
They don't believe in standing in line, apologizing, or sweet talking. When they like you, they say it. And when they don't, you know it just the same.
There is no such thing as please and thank you. Nor is there such thing as like; only love and hate. Men have the ability to cry in your arms, and kill you from one moment to the next. And somehow, it hits me time and time again. Like a quick band aid ripping from a nearly formed scab.
I think Israeli's must have coined the term 'living life like today is your last'. There's something in the air here, as bustling energy coming from the ground. Whatever it is, it seems to enchant people with a fierce amount of drive, passion, and...
