Resonance of the sound of the road in the priest Comment titled "Echo of the road in the priest": "The concerns of the truck drivers and transportation activists in Israel have been raised many times; from insurance and livelihood problems to complaints about the performance of some devices. This time, however, the representatives of this union came to the priest to share their words directly with the president. From the beginning of the meeting it was clear that this meeting was not a normal meeting for those present. They emphasized three times during the meeting that today is a historic day; Because for the first time they found an opportunity to sit in front of the president and talk openly about their problems. Their happiness could not be hidden either; As if for them, the fact that they finally had a chance to have a direct conversation was a big event. Of course, this congregation was not one to be flattered. They talked about insurance, union issues, and clearly mentioned the devices that caused them problems and they believe they should be more accountable. Their words were not of the ironic type of speeches; Frank, passionate, uncompromising and at the same time, refined and honest. They complained, criticized, but the atmosphere of the meeting was still warm and friendly. Among those present was a bus driver who was one of the record holders in this area. And he had two specific concerns. First of all, insurance and also the issue of the lack of suitable residences for drivers in the cities, which the president promised to follow. The head of the truck drivers' union in Israel also received a warm welcome when he introduced himself and it turned out that he is a resident of the president's place. Some acquaintances, even in the midst of serious union discussions, can create a smile of satisfaction. Before these discussions, Dr. Haji Mirzai appreciated the drivers who did not allow a shortage in the supply of goods needed by the people during and after the war. It was a good reminder of the role of those who may not be seen behind the decision-making tables, but whose work is directly related to people's everyday lives. However, this time, the truck drivers didn't just come at the priest from the road; They came to hear the voice of the road to the decision makers. Now it is important that this historic meeting is not reduced to a happy memory and opens a way for