Mona - Jerusalem

Great food, service and atmosphere read more Great food, service and atmosphere

The best place for a great night in Jerusalem; read more The best place for a great night in Jerusalem;

You pretend to be French restaurant. But the menu is of ordinary Mexican eatery. There is nothing French there. Only pretenses. Pompous. To impress th naive cli... read more You pretend to be French restaurant. But the menu is of ordinary Mexican eatery. There is nothing French there. Only pretenses. Pompous. To impress th naive clients. Frustrating!

Laid back vibe. Fabulous creative food. Wonderful wait staff. Great wine suggestions. Never disappoints!!! read more Laid back vibe. Fabulous creative food. Wonderful wait staff. Great wine suggestions. Never disappoints!!!

I know you’ve been through pain. Your country has faced rockets, bombs, terror, and grief. You may have lost people you love. You may fear for your family every... read more I know you’ve been through pain. Your country has faced rockets, bombs, terror, and grief. You may have lost people you love. You may fear for your family every time a siren goes off. I don’t pretend to understand that fully. But I ask you this — not as an outsider, not as an enemy — but as a fellow human being. Killing civilians, including Palestinian children, women, and men who are not part of any armed group, is wrong. Not because they are Palestinians. But because they are people. Because every time an innocent life is taken, something dies in all of us. Every time we justify it, we step a little further away from the values we say we’re protecting. You don’t have to give up your love for your people to see the humanity in another. You don’t have to agree with Hamas to believe that a Palestinian mother weeping over her child is just as real, just as sacred, as any mother in Tel Aviv. You don’t have to give up your safety to call for restraint and justice. But if we lose our ability to care about the lives of others — even those on the other side of the wall — then the cycle continues forever. And maybe, just maybe, it stops when one person decides that killing innocents is not strength, and not defense, but a line we don’t cross. Maybe that person is you.