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lördag 9 september 2017
Obamas "avtal" med Iran förbjöd internationell kontroll av Irans militära områden.
Shashank Bengali and Ramin MostaghimContact Reporter
fredag 8 september 2017
Officiell rapport om Antisemitism i EU.
Google översätter som vanligt till svenska, bättre och bättre. Ännu bättre är förstås att lära bättre Engelska.
Anti-Semitism in Europe: New Official Report
tisdag 5 september 2017
När Jordanien, med Brittisk hjälp, illegalt ockuperade gamla Jerusalem (till Bernadottes glädje, vilken dock bestraffades) och gav araber judiskägda hus, är det nu dags att återta dessa.
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'The Jews have returned - stones and knives won't stop us'
Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's grandson tells Arutz Sheva 'Jews are here to stay' in eastern Jerusalem. 'We won't be intimidated.'
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Hezki Baruch, 05/09/17 13:2
Sixty-nine years ago, the Hubara family, a Jewish family living in the heart of Jerusalem, was expelled from their home in the Shimon Hatzaddik neighborhood as the Jordanian army invaded and occupied the city during Israel’s War of Independence.
Called ‘Sheikh Jarrah’ by the city’s Arab population, Shimon Hatzaddik was emptied of its Jewish population, whose homes were then seized by local Arabs.
When Israel liberated Shimon Hatzaddik in 1967, the Hubara family found their home was occupied, like so many other Jewish properties in eastern Jerusalem.
For the next 38 years, the Hubara family’s home in Shimon Hatzaddik remained in Arab hands, with the family unwilling to endure the lengthy legal battles required to redeem the property.
In February 2005, tragedy struck. Shimon and Dalia Hubara’s 26-year-old daughter, Odelia, was murdered near a Tel Aviv beachfront in a suicide bombing attack carried out by the Islamic Jihad terror group.
Following their daughter’s tragic death, the Hubaras decided to take back what is rightfully theirs, turning to the Israel Land Fund for assistance.
Twelve years later, following a court order against the Arab squatters for their refusal to pay rent or repair damage they had caused to the property, police returned the Hubara home.
During Tuesday’s eviction, Arab squatters, aided by far-left activists, protested the eviction and threw cinder blocks at police.
Local Jewish activists say they aren’t intimidated by the protesters, or the harassment Jewish residents of Shimon Hatzaddik face from some local Arabs or foreign activists.
One of the activists, Yoni Yosef, the grandson of the late Chief Rabbi and Shas party spiritual leader Ovadia Yosef, told Arutz Sheva that the Hubara home would not be the last to be redeemed.
As demonstrators continued to hurl cement blocks at police and Jewish activists reclaiming the Hubara home, Yosef seemed unfazed.
“We’ll take these blocks and use them to build even more homes in eastern Jerusalem and elsewhere across the Land of Israel. The Jewish people has returned to its land, despite the stones and knives. We’re here to stay, and we won’t be deterred by [Arab] harassment.”
The house, which was has fallen into disrepair and was damaged by Arab squatters over the years, will be undergo extensive renovations before new tenants are brought in.
“The house needs some serious repairs. There are still no mezuzot, and it lacks the most basic things, except for light and water. God willing, [after the renovations], we'll offer the house to a Jewish family, who will move in and strengthen the neighborhood. The Jewish people has returned to its land and to Jerusalem.”
söndag 3 september 2017
Israel växer, Arabvärlden stor nog.
att missbrukas av araber.
I Osloavtalet beslutades att Israel kontrollerade area C, ändå försöker EU stjäla bitar och ge till araber att missbruka - och Israel har varit slapp att fullfölja sina rättigheter.
De har vaknat lite nu. Se länk.
Cabinet to give green light for new Binyamin region community
Netanyahu to submit proposal allowing the continuation of construction of community for Amona expellees.
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Arutz Sheva North America Staff, 01/09/17 20:29
Cabinet approves budget for Amichai
Government gives green light to transfer to Interior Ministry funds needed for infrastructure of Amona evictees' replacement community.
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Hezki Baruch, 03/09/17 12:28
PM to Bennett: Housing permits coming this month
Netanyahu tells Bennett new housing permits for Judea and Samaria will be approved within weeks, including for Migron evictees.
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Uzi Baruch, 03/09/17 15:33
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Watch: 'Migron demands building now'
Migron children and parents protest near cabinet meeting venue. 'We've come here to tell the prime minister that promises must be kept.'
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Eliran Aharon, 03/09/17 11:37
Cabinet approves budget for first new Samaria town in 25 years
Government gives green light to transfer to Interior Ministry funds needed for infrastructure of Amona evictees' replacement community.
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Hezki Baruch, 03/09/17 12:28.fredag 1 september 2017
3000 nya bostadsenheter i Judeen/Samarien
Observera att steget från godkännande till inflyttning kan ta MYCKET lång tid.
On the table: 3,000 units across Judea and Samaria
Approval of 3,000 housing units delayed until after UN General Assembly, so as not to 'arm' Abbas.
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The meeting of the Supreme Planning Council of the Civil Administration, which was scheduled to convene next week and approve the construction of thousands of housing units in Judea and Samaria, was postponed for another few weeks.
The reason for the postponement is the UN General Assembly, which will be held before the High Holidays, and will be attended by Prime Minister Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas.
According to Channel 2, Israel did not want to "arm" Abbas before his visit to the United States and his speech at the UN, so it was decided to postpone the committee's meeting.
What will come up in the committee when it convenes is a series of plans: 700 housing units in Ariel, 260 in Tzufim in Samaria, 97 in Rahelim in Samaria, 86 in Migron in Binyamin, 192 in Negohot in the South Hevron Hills, and more. In total, approximately 3,000 housing units will be submitted for approval in Judea and Samaria.
Yesterday, the defense minister boasted of the thousands of building permits he gave in the last 15 months since taking office, and said that since 2000 there has been “no such momentum” in building in Judea and Samaria.
"Since the beginning of 2017, 1,400 housing units have been approved for marketing, and another 3,400 have been approved for planning procedures. In addition, there are another 7,000 housing units slated for planning, " Liberman told reporters.
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