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Tuesday May 15, 2012
  Jessica Montell of B'tselem seems to have taken her liberalism past her humanism. (see UPDATE below) Upset about the upcoming Jerusalem Day March of Flags and that its entrance to the Old City will by perforce take thousands past Arab homes and stores, Ms. Montell was immediately reminded of Skokie, Illinois and the march of...Neo-Nazis. Jews as Neo-Nazis? here is her Twitter tweet:     Some people were upset and Montell sought...
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Monday May 14, 2012
  As this paper has reported   The Legal Forum for the Land of Israel and two residents of the Ulpana outpost on Sunday submitted a petition requesting the High Court to annul its earlier order to evacuate the Ulpana by July...The petition also asked the court to freeze any action that the military or law enforcement authorities might take to destroy or evacuate the structures pending a decision by the Jerusalem District Court...The...
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Tuesday May 08, 2012
  Today's news is   Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and opposition leader Shaul Mofaz approved a last-minute deal overnight Monday to form a national unity government that would postpone early elections. The Likud and Kadima factions began emergency meetings after 2:00 a.m. to discuss developments, eventually approving the deal that will bring Netanyahu's government more political stability.   But in February, it was a bit...
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Sunday May 06, 2012
  My last post discussed the prohibition by Israel's police of a parade of sheep in support of the dedmand that Jewish religious ritual be championed, if only in a symbolic march of the four-legged creatures through Jerusalem's streets.  I pointed out that Jerusalem (and other cities) permitted a "Slutwalk" and that sheep were marched through various European countries' streets. Well, to make sure you get the full picture,...
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Friday May 04, 2012
  If you were a policemen, would you know the difference between a sheep and a slut?   I am not sure about the police, but I know that the difference is that one can go on display and the other, well, cannot.   As reported in this newspaper, Jerusalem police decided Thursday to block a right-wing march on the Temple Mount that was scheduled for Sunday afternoon, saying it would endanger the public. Some 200 activists were...
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