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I keep meaning to write about a play I went to last Saturday. November 4. It's about the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin by Settler Yigal Amir 30 years ago, and it's a musical. It's not a particularly good musical but it is a very worthwhile production, and I spent at least the last 10 minutes in tears.

Because Yigal Amir's one action, thinking he was a hero... is the turn point for everything since, and honestly including our current national nightmare and how increasingly unsafe it is for Jews around the world *and here.* One person did so much damage.

There's showtimes through December 7th. Thursday through Sunday. Different talks after each; ours was Combatants For Peace. It's at a church on 16th near U and only like $25, and it is worth going to.

I should sort of scan the program but I also need to start getting moving towards Pittsburgh.

Sometime other than now, I might write about yesterday's blood libel at Union Station, and how that means I'm leaving earlier for Pitt Stop.

What also sucks is there's chats I'd love to mention this in but it would likely result in accusations of WrongThink.

https://www.voicesfestivalproductions.com/nov4-themusical