Pita Protest

the following display of pitas that says "one pita per day" was created as a protest outside the home of Idit Silman, who collapsed the previous government, ostensibly, over the fact that the Supreme Court instructed the government to enforce the law that security guards should not check people entering hospitals for chametz

I think the protest, in concept, is cute but I cringe at the way the bread is being treated, even on Pesach, disgracefully on the ground. 

Also, the protest style really has little to do with the hostages, which they are using as a justification, and more with the fact that Silman brought down the previous government and joined with the next government that presided over the greatest tragedy and massacre in the history of the State of Israel and she did not find that a reason to leave the government.  

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