"The High Court of Justice will hear a petition tomorrow (14 November) submitted by Peace Now, arguing that Israel’s land allocation policy in Judea and Samaria is discriminatory, and demanding land allocation for Palestinian construction in the area on which Efrat’s Givat Eitam neighborhood will be built. Watch Regavim's Naomi Kahn explain the issue.” https://www.regavim.org/ (U Tube text)
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Nothing shocks or surprises these days, especially when it comes to the enemies of Israel, those from within and those from without. The very unsupreme court of Israel is one of these from within. Peace Now is probably one of the ugliest movements in the world. Evil is at its peak now and afraid all the evils will show itself now more than ever, before the end of days. Let's pray that the new 'religious' government will stand up to the Amaleikim and start fixing what should have been fixed long ago! Amen!
Amen and Amen!!
nonee
Amen!
Amen!
Nonee
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