July 31, 2009
"Rome wants its citizen Gilad Shalit free"
This story brought tears to my eyes.
A giant photo of the soldier hung in the piazza, with the words "Rome wants its citizen Gilad Shalit free" - words Mayor Alemanno repeated at the evening ceremony.
I'm sure you're asking, "WTF?! I thought Gilad Shalit was Israeli!" or maybe if your online alias is Palin Steele, "Who the hell is Gilad Shalit and why should I look up a minor piece of trivia?!" This is the part that is so moving:
Mayor Gianni Alemanno told those assembled of his ties to the Shalit family and to Israel. He met with Noam Shalit several weeks ago, when he visited Sderot, and called on all the capitals of Europe to give Gilad honorary citizenship. "We must bolster the message and all fight towards one goal," he said, "bringing Gilad safe and well to his family."
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The city council voted to give Shalit honorary citizenship to coincide with Thursday's third anniversary of his capture in a cross-border raid from Gaza.
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Nice to see some Euros still can do the right thing.
Posted by: eddiebear at July 31, 2009 10:31 AM (wnU1W)
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Sorry, first time I saw the headline I read it as "Rome wants its citizens Gilad Shalit Free."
That is very touching. Great story.
That is very touching. Great story.
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