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the people who defend the murderous atrocities of Israel are seriously sick and need help.You are seriously seriously seriously sick. Get help
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the people who defend the murderous atrocities of Israel are seriously sick and need help.You are seriously seriously seriously sick. Get help
I’m sure you have video to share with us.the people who defend the murderous atrocities of Israel are seriously sick and need help.You are seriously seriously seriously sick. Get help
I am in Nazareth today. I go to Haifa tomorrow. I have been with tour groups the last four days.
The irritation thing about the folks on the anti Israeli side is they don’t have any rational questions. There was one jerk who asked really asinine “questions “ out of the protocols, but that is the limit. There minds are made up. The have no time for facts.
Some things give me pause about the Israeli side. The barrier fence has been a horrible success. The bombings have stopped, but it has made concrete and steel the division of the people. Both sides are imprisoned.
Taxes here are insane. Sales taxes are 17%
Minimum wage is $5. It is kind of high. Business don’t have a lot of help.
Gasoline costs $7.12 a gallon. People love their cars.
Busses are ubiquitous and cheap. They go everywhere.
There is pro Palestinian graffiti in the Arab areas I find it ridiculous, as Abbas is a thief. They prefer him.
The Arab areas are neglected . The Jewish areas get first place at the trough. Arab areas don’t even get freeway off ramps. This comes from the idiotic wars the Arab representatives behave in the legislature. They are silly and are ignored.
Area A, which is the Palestinian areas, have very little government interference. The plases I saw, Hebron and Jericho, were a conservative libertarian nightmare. The streets weren’t cared for. The tremendous money that gets poured into area A, you don’t see it.
I am in Nazareth today. I go to Haifa tomorrow. I have been with tour groups the last four days.
The irritation thing about the folks on the anti Israeli side is they don’t have any rational questions. There was one jerk who asked really asinine “questions “ out of the protocols, but that is the limit. There minds are made up. The have no time for facts.
Some things give me pause about the Israeli side. The barrier fence has been a horrible success. The bombings have stopped, but it has made concrete and steel the division of the people. Both sides are imprisoned.
Taxes here are insane. Sales taxes are 17%
Minimum wage is $5. It is kind of high. Business don’t have a lot of help.
Gasoline costs $7.12 a gallon. People love their cars.
Busses are ubiquitous and cheap. They go everywhere.
There is pro Palestinian graffiti in the Arab areas I find it ridiculous, as Abbas is a thief. They prefer him.
The Arab areas are neglected . The Jewish areas get first place at the trough. Arab areas don’t even get freeway off ramps. This comes from the idiotic wars the Arab representatives behave in the legislature. They are silly and are ignored.
Area A, which is the Palestinian areas, have very little government interference. The plases I saw, Hebron and Jericho, were a conservative libertarian nightmare. The streets weren’t cared for. The tremendous money that gets poured into area A, you don’t see it.
What will you do in Haifa? Bahai Temple and its beautiful gardens? Mount Carmel and Elijah's Cave? The beaches and the ports? Have you bought a falafel on the street yet?
I am in Haifa now. I did go to Elijah's cave. most of the folks there were heredi. The women's section was grander than the men's, which surprise me.
I also took a ride on the sky cable car. Israel seems to like them a lot . I do.
I am in Haifa now. I did go to Elijah's cave. most of the folks there were heredi. The women's section was grander than the men's, which surprise me.
I also took a ride on the sky cable car. Israel seems to like them a lot . I do.
I am in Haifa now. I did go to Elijah's cave. most of the folks there were heredi. The women's section was grander than the men's, which surprise me.
I also took a ride on the sky cable car. Israel seems to like them a lot . I do.
It only goes to show that every inch of Israel is filled with Jewish history, though the anti-Semites will always scream that we're "foreigners" there.
I am in Haifa now. I did go to Elijah's cave. most of the folks there were heredi. The women's section was grander than the men's, which surprise me.
I also took a ride on the sky cable car. Israel seems to like them a lot . I do.
It only goes to show that every inch of Israel is filled with Jewish history, though the anti-Semites will always scream that we're "foreigners" there.
Benzion Mileikowsky (later Netanyahu) was born in Warsaw in partitioned Poland which was under Russian control, to Sarah (Lurie) and the writer and Zionist activist Nathan Mileikowsky. Nathan was a rabbi who toured Europe and the United States, making speeches supporting Zionism. After Nathan took the family to Mandate Palestine (aliyah) in 1920, the family name eventually was changed to Netanyahu.
"Illegal Immigrants" to Palestine
I am in Haifa now. I did go to Elijah's cave. most of the folks there were heredi. The women's section was grander than the men's, which surprise me.
I also took a ride on the sky cable car. Israel seems to like them a lot . I do.
It only goes to show that every inch of Israel is filled with Jewish history, though the anti-Semites will always scream that we're "foreigners" there.
Benzion Mileikowsky (later Netanyahu) was born in Warsaw in partitioned Poland which was under Russian control, to Sarah (Lurie) and the writer and Zionist activist Nathan Mileikowsky. Nathan was a rabbi who toured Europe and the United States, making speeches supporting Zionism. After Nathan took the family to Mandate Palestine (aliyah) in 1920, the family name eventually was changed to Netanyahu.
"Illegal Immigrants" to Palestine
First of all, while they were immigrants, who said they were "illegal" immigrants?
This is now, and it is not all "Palestinian". And only because the Hashemites expelled all the Jews from their homes in 1948, just as they did with the Jews of TransJordan in 1925. (Not strange how the Hashemites refuse to let Jews live on their ancient homeland, just as Mohammad did not let Jews live in Arabia anymore after the 7th century )Hebron (Arabic: الْخَلِيل al-Khalīl; Hebrew: חֶבְרוֹן Ḥevron) is a Palestinian[4][5][6][7] city located in the southern West Bank, 30 km (19 mi) south of Jerusalem. Nestled in the Judaean Mountains, it lies 930 meters (3,050 ft) above sea level. The largest city in the West Bank, and the second largest in the Palestinian territories after Gaza, it has a population of 215,452 Palestinians (2016),[8] and between 500 and 850 Jewish settlers
When the Palestinians were expelled with nothing to Jordan, they have a right to Move back. . And to take back what was stolen from themWhen the Jews were expelled with nothing from Jordan, they have a right to Move back. . And to take back what was stolen from them
You mean all of those Arabs who were attacking Jews and were expelled, or ran because the Jordanians told them to leave and return when Israel was destroyed?When the Palestinians were expelled with nothing to Jordan, they have a right to Move back. . And to take back what was stolen from themWhen the Jews were expelled with nothing from Jordan, they have a right to Move back. . And to take back what was stolen from them
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