Entrance into the bomb shelter at the Dan Hotel in Jerusalem.
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I can't quite fathom what it would be like to live in a country where this sort of thing is taken for granted as a normal security measure. Pray for peace for our world.
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It`s a tragedy... see around. What will be next days?
ReplyDeleteAmen.
ReplyDeleteEvery day of our lives, now, a tragedy can happen in some part of our wonderful world ... let's pray for Peace !
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting, sweet Sue !
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i agree... praying for safety. How sad to need such a place.
ReplyDeleteOf course it is sad that we have to have bomb shelters, but this one is being put to good use! Danyland is the children's club run by the Dan Hotels and they have "set up shop" in the shelter. Of course that means that if or when the shelter is ever needed, it will be filled with fun toys and games to keep the children occupied. A win-win situation.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is amazing. I am speechless. Got to always pray for peace. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting and I hope you have a wonderful week.
So sad. I guess it does show concern for the children, though.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I could cope with a world where we had to have bomb shelters. But I like that they have made them kid friendly - but so sad this is a part of their life. The world seems to be going mad. I pray for peace.
ReplyDeleteWe are very lucky here in the US. What a brilliant idea to make a sad and dangerous situation look kinder.
ReplyDeleteA sad commentary on safety and the people who are out to destroy you.
ReplyDeleteSuch tragedy! I really long for peace now...
ReplyDeleteIt is so sad that there is a need for such a place. We have taken peace for granted. Thank you, Sue for hosting. Have a beautiful and peaceful day!
ReplyDeleteIt is intriguing!
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing and humbling what they've done to make it part of life for the kids.
ReplyDeleteIt's a terriblw world we live in Sue. I hope we can destroy the monsters in our midst.
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ReplyDeleteThank you, sue, for sharing
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Thanks for hosting, always great pictures that you share!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting. : ) Very sad. : (
ReplyDeleteVery sobering image, yet the decorations may help relieve the anxiety of a small child or parents who must enter the shelter under what could be terrifying circumstances.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine that having to use a bomb shelter as a kid would be very scary. This creative idea helps take the fear away. So many scary things in our world!
ReplyDeleteit is sad that measures like that are somebody's reality.
ReplyDeleteWow! Had to take a good look at the photos to understand them. Hope this has not to be used often.
ReplyDeleteIt's sad that there have to be bomb shelters anywhere. Pray for peace, indeed.
ReplyDeleteWow! That leaves me wordless indeed.
ReplyDeletePraying with you!
ReplyDeleteSue, thank you for hosting. It's hard to imagine living in a country where you have to worry with such things but then again we know there will never be peace in the middle east (or any where else) on earth. Interesting subject to photograph. Have a fototastic week. I'm participating in the A2Z challenge but I'm hosting my not-so WW linky party still and you're invited to join the fun! ;) ~Curious as a Cathy
ReplyDeleteLike all the other comments, mine is of sheer disbelief!...:)JP
ReplyDeletePeace to world!
ReplyDeleteFrom your mouth to God's ears. It really puts things in perspective!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly makes you grateful for living in safer places.
ReplyDeleteScary. When you think it through, wars are very close to us.
ReplyDeleteWe are so lucky to live in a safe country removed from the need for this!
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Interesting post - I really like how your pictures tell a story, giving us a glimpse into another culture.
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