By JERUSALEM POST STAFFBrooke Fiechter about me(photo credit: )TRY ONE YOURSELF>>>Age: 28
Residence: Fishers, IN (a suburb of Indianapolis) USA
Married? With children? No
Occupation: Graduate student in Public Health
Education: B.A. in Psychology, currently a graduate student
Pets: Cat named "Chappie"
Religious affiliation / observance: Christian, protestant
Last person / party I voted for: George Bush
Next person / party I will vote for: Republican, unsure of the candidate
My history (100 words max): While I am Christian, I have always been a Zionist. I love the Jewish people and the nation of Israel. I believe that the US must unconditionally support Israel amidst growing threats from it's neighbors. I may conduct my Public Health internship in Israel when that time comes
Family history (100 words max): My parents are part of a growing minority
My connection with Israel: Ever since reading "The Hiding Place" and "Anne Frank's Diary" I have been empathetic towards the Jewish struggle during the Holocaust and subsequently became a Zionist. Of course, the Jewish struggle is not confined to the Holocaust, but continues as many of Israel's neighbors wish to see it destroyed
What I would take with me to a deserted island: Prayer
If I could have dinner with any person in the world it would be: Jesus
What angers you: Hostility towards Judeo-Christian values. In the US, people increasingly disdain you if you voice conservative values
What makes you happy: Time with my family, meeting interesting and engaging people, reading, playing with my cat "Chappie"
Last book I read was: I am currently reading "The Truth About Muhammad"
Comfort food: Krispy Kreme donuts
My life five years from now: Hopefully married and possibly have children
You may not like it but I have something controversial to say: Truth is absolute.. each man cannot create his own truth.
Happiness: 1-10 (10 being the happiest) 7
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