Below are sample letters for Israeli and United States citizens and addresses of officials. Dear Mr. Prime Minister, members of the opposition and U.S. officials, I was saddened and shocked to learn that the Israeli government is continuing the policy of demolishing Palestinian houses, despite the public outcry, despite the damage to Israel's image, despite the damage to the last hopes for peace. As an Israeli citizen, I must protest that you have made me, and others, unwilling partners in a grossly inhumane policy. The most brazen act was the demolition of the Shawamreh house, rebuilt by volunteers of different Israeli peace groups. Those who preach national unity should consider the feelings of all citizens.
Some people think it is a sin to eat pork or to wear a suit of mixed materials.
We believe it is a greater sin to leave children homeless deliberately. Everyone who writes to protest this policies gets the same banal letter about demolition of 'illegal' construction - construction that is illegal of necessity, since you have made it impossible for Palestinians to get building permits. A constantly reiterated claim of 'our' government is that the PNA has violated the provisions of the Oslo agreements. It is absurd to claim that this or that utterance of Yasser Arafat, or this or that newspaper article is a worse violation of a peace accord than destruction of property in this way. The PNA have no need to indoctrinate their people in hate for Israel.