This 9/11, Americans should think about the terrorism that has affected both this county and Israel.  Those who have experienced losing a family member or a friend to terrorism are agonized by it each and every day.  American Thinker talked with some who personally experienced its horrific consequences. Many Americans immediately thought of Israel on the days that followed 9/11.  They felt a common destiny, a shared anguish, a reinforced sense of values, and they were much more aware of the terror Israel has endured for decades.  As author J.J. Livingston said in her book Deadline, "Only someone who has lost a loved one can truly comprehend how hard it is to face that brutal moment of acceptance. Irrevocable. Absolute. Never to be heard or seen or touched again." That is exactly how the friends and families felt about the victims killed.  Sally Oren, the wife of former ambassador Michael Oren, experienced firsthand losing a loved one to...(Read Full Article)