It has clearly struck a chord, and Jordana believes that is attributable to her artistic approach. The problem with most information is that it's random. This is not random. Each movement has a theme. The final theme is humanity at its lowest.
People have to, even if it's for a brief moment, get inside the skin of a Jewish person.
Jordana reports that since she and Pringle launched the Web site, she has received thousands of letters of support from around the world. The site packs such a powerful punch that fans of the site have, without being asked or paid, translated it into French and Spanish. Along with the praise has also come vicious hate mail, much of which she has posted on the site. One memorable letter from a woman in Beirut called Israel a cancer and promised to bear children who would grow up to fight Jews and perhaps die as martyrs. Pringle's technical expertise is key to the successful operation of the site.