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BBMAn in-depth blog article on Ratzon from the "Jewish Daily Forward":
http://blogs.forward.com/sisterhood-blog/123687/
"The truth is, though, throughout history, women living in enslavement have found happiness through the comfort of other women. It’s a model of female empowerment within conditions of oppression — and it’s a potent model......"
An interesting comment from 1/21 following the blog:
"Today, some of Ratzon's wives -- the ones who just a week ago were singing his praises -- told the police that they want to remove their tattoos of his face from their bodies. Women are also asking to see their families. Police report that women are "sobering up" and opening up."
It seems likely that the tattoos are, indeed, inked as henna fades and can be scrubbed off the skin.
That Hannah takes months to remove yes it fades with time, not washable.
The Palestinians use it on their hands, feet, neck and foreheads. (As Jewelry)
Yes it fades when not replied, over and over, they do touch ups to keep it from fading. They re color and re apply every so often...(like we go to the nail salon)
It will take at least a year for it to fade completely. it is very deep at this stage. Not removable by taking a shower. :no:
there is Hannah and there is Hannah....This I do know.
BUT it can be ink. :waitasec:
Now as for this statement:
"The truth is, though, throughout history, women living in enslavement have found happiness through the comfort of other women. It’s a model of female empowerment within conditions of oppression — and it’s a potent model......"
That has happened in history in all cultures...
He is despicable to enslave anyone. Totally against the religion.
There is a Jewish star next to his face on some photos so my assessment is that he is Jewish.
What a huge embarrassment :blushing: