The terror will be eliminated (but not at Annapolis)

I already posted this in an update below, but I want it to be widely seen and disseminated. I couldn't agree more completely (or more urgently).

Yesterday afternoon thousands of mourners attended the funeral of 29-year-old "Idodee" Zoldan, who late Monday night was shot to death as he was driving home from studying Torah with a friend. His wife and two young children were waiting for him.

Without even being told, we all know who did it. Arab Muslim "Palestinian" terrorists, who else? The billion-dollar question is Why?

Some would say they killed him because he lived in Shavei Shomron, a community of about 600 religious Jews in the Shomron (i.e. Samaria, the "West Bank"). But they didn't ask Ido where he lived before they riddled his car with bullets, so I assume they didn't care where he lived. They obviously knew he was a Jew, though, and that was enough for them.

You can read the many moving statements that were made at the funeral, but this one by a Rabbi Farbstein is the one I want so much to share with you.

On the day that the government of Israel understands that we have come home after 2,000 years and the Land of Israel cannot be bargained over, the terror will be eliminated.

On the day that the government of Israel understands that Jewish blood is not free for the taking, the terror will be eliminated.

On the day that the government of Israel stops differentiating between moderate murderers and immoderate murderers, between Hamas and other murderers, the terror will be eliminated.

May we live to see that day, even though it will have come too late for Ido Zoldan and so many others who were The Best and Most Wonderful of Our Sons and Daughters.