For some reason, I found this article disturbing. The quote "I made it a priority to get my ID tags changed so that my religion state "No Preference..." really bothered me. If someone is going to be Jew, they have to accept all the responsibilities, risks, and possible problems that can go along with that. Jews who were murdered in the holocuast never got to decide if they wanted to be considered Jewish in order to save their lives; either they were Jewish or weren't. Their deaths were in vain if we don't give ou religion the respect it deserves today. They died hoping one day we could live freely and proudly. If this girl is so willing to risk her life again and again to fight in the war, if she is captured and killed simply becuase she is a Jew, then she should stick to her faith until her very last minute and if that means dying, at least it is dying with dignity and pride, not through hiding her true character. It would be the former that reveals the true strength a person has, not whether they can sneak by as someone else. On a smaller scale, I know people who are prejudiced against Jews, but that doesn't mean I pretend to be someone I'm not. I'm going to stand up and defend myself and my beliefs until the day I die, and that is more courageous than hiding it.