The Good, The Bad, The Ugly: An Aleh update

Thursday, May 21, 2020

An Aleh update

There has still been absolutely no public mention anywhere by anyone connected to Aleh of the resident who passed away of Covid-19 back in mid-April ["Following a Covid-19 death at Aleh, a troubling silence"].

Likewise there has been no news about the five Aleh residents who were hospitalized then with the virus.

The release from hospital of four other residents several weeks ago was, predictably, announced on the Aleh Facebook page with characteristic fanfare.

Will we ever learn what became of those forgotten five?

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About me

The Good is outnumbered two-to-one in the title of my blog. So too it is outweighed on this planet by The Evil, The Corrupt and The Seamy. For the most part, I focus here on those negatives - along with a light sprinkling of The Good.

When I address The Bad and The Ugly here, it’s mainly in relation to two topics: (a) Terrorism and the current Israeli government’s pathetic handling of it; and (b) Children with disabilities and Israel's pathetic handling of them. (I have blogged about this for some years, but under an assumed name.) Also expect occasional digressions to other Bad and Ugly topics that plague Israel. I hope readers will share their thoughts here too.

The murder of my precious daughter Malki, aged fifteen and a half, in the massacre at the Sbarro pizzeria in Jerusalem on August 9, 2001, colors this blog intensely. The life and challenges of my youngest daughter Chaya, profoundly disabled physically and cognitively, colors my discussion of disabilities.

In 1988, I moved to Jerusalem from Queens, NY, following a 12-year-stopover in my husband's hometown, Melbourne, Australia. The law degree I earned decades ago has lain mostly unused ever since and portrait sketching is one of my passions, so those sketches are likely to appear in my posts now and then.