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Hi, Rhea.0:06
Glad to meet you.0:07
Hello.0:08
Could I ask you some questions for the readers of our magazine?0:10
Go ahead.0:14
How long have you been living in Israel?0:15
We moved here from Poland ten years ago.0:18
Since that time my family has been here.0:20
When you came, were you surprised to understand that life in Jerusalem was not safe?0:23
That was a real shock.0:29
When I was at school in Poland, I had some idea of the conflict.0:30
And I knew that Israelis and Arabs had been fighting for a long time.0:34
But I never thought it could be like this.0:38
It's very upsetting, isn't is?0:41
And the conflict makes our life really difficult.0:44
My parents don't allow me to go outside our Jerusalem neighborhood because of the bombing.0:47
Since the violence began, I've been quite sad.0:52
I'm sorry.0:56
But do you have an opportunity to see your friends?0:57
Nowadays I don't go out much.1:00
I think I need to be more with my family.1:02
Though sometimes I see my close friends.1:04
I hear you served in the army.1:07
Not really.1:10
I spent a year at camp learning about the Israel army.1:11
Israeli teenagers serve in the army at the age of 18 for two or three years.1:15
And I'm only 17.1:20
But I'm looking forward to my time in the army.1:21
How many girls do you know who get to go into the army?1:24
Quite a lot.1:28
And practically all of them are proud of the fact.1:29
And why do you all want to be in the army?1:33
I've always thought it was a thing for males.1:36
I agree.1:39
But I also want to have a chance to defend my country.1:40
I'm sure I am capable of helping, and if I can, why shouldn't I?1:43
But my main hope is for peace.1:47
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