Plans for 22 solar power plants in the settlements would make them a central supplier of power to Israel and the Palestinians — and increase the country’s dependence on them

Nir Hasson, HAARETZ

Solar electricity is booming in Israel’s West Bank settlements, even as bureaucratic hurdles stall efforts to expand solar within the country.

The Civil Administration, Israel’s administrative body in the West Bank, is now moving forward with plans for 22 solar power plants in the West Bank. One plan calls for creating a plant in the Jordan Valley with greater power generation than any of the existing solar plants in Israel.

Implementing the plans would make solar power a major economic industry in the settlements and increase the country’s dependence on them.

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By Drieu Godefridi, GATESTONE  •  September 8, 2023

• [T]he news of the week is most likely the crash of China. Real estate, currency, stock markets, technology, demographics: it all fits together, and what lies ahead for China looks like stagnation at best.
• There are an estimated 80 million unoccupied homes in China — a huge number, even for a giant country. While real estate has driven China’s growth for decades, it is now in danger of wrecking it.

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– Arizona Judge Defines Voter Registration Record, Rules that Mail-In Ballot Signatures Have Been Compared Illegally! 

By Jordan Conradson, GATEWAY     Sept 6. 2023

A Yavapai County judge last week ruled in favor of the Arizona Free Enterprise Club and Restoring Integrity and Trust in Elections in a recent lawsuit that seeks to prohibit the Arizona Secretary of State from enforcing illegal election procedures relating to mail-in ballot signature verification.

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Thursday, 7 September 2023

BREAKING: Michigan SOS Caught Sending And Accepting Fraudulent Voter Registrations

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Seb Gorka: “They wanna destroy him put him in prison, according to the Atlantic they wanna kill him”

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It is not Israel’s obligation to offer itself as a movie stage for Africans to play out their murderous violence against each other. 

By Rabbi Prof. Dov Fischer, INN  Sep 7, 2023, 

Illegal immigrants must be expelled from Israel. They must go.

Y’know why? Because these Mistan’nim (illegal infiltrators) are . . . Illegal Infiltrators. They must go.

If a person steals 100 shekels from a store, it is fitting justice that his crime be reversed and he restore to the store the 100 shekels stolen plus further damages. If a person wrongfully breaks a person’s window, he should be required to reverse his wrong by paying for the window’s repair. And if he enters a country illegally, he should be required to reverse his wrong and leave. If he does not leave, he should be expelled forcibly. If he is from Eritrea, it does not matter whether he supports Dictator Isaia Afwerki, wears red, and celebrates the thirtieth anniversary of his “election” or whether he opposes Afwerki and wears blue. Both sides are in Israel illegally. They must go.

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Douglas Macgregor Straight Calls

GREAT INTERVIEW of LARRY JOHNSON- CLICK ON PICTURE

US Nursing home data shows clearly that the vaccines increased the risk of dying from COVID 

By Steven Kirsh   &.9.23

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T. Belman. This is huge news if it proves to be true. I have been under the impression the the US wants to get the best deal possible for  the Palestinians and to secure the prospect of a TSS. The Saudis and the Israelis do not care about the Palestinians or the prospect of a TSS.

US wants talks on normalization between Saudi Arabia, Israel, with no preconditions from the Palestinian Authority, source says.

Israel National News 6.9.23

A Palestinian Arab source told Al-Araby Al-Jadeed that Barbara Leaf, Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, demanded that the Palestinian Authority not set preconditions for Saudi Arabia regarding a normalization agreement between it and Israel.

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 – 2022 Statistical Report on Ultra-Orthodox Society in Israel

By Dr. Gilad Malach and Lee Cahaner. January 02, 2023

The seventh annual report on ultra-Orthodox society in Israel found that in 2021 78% of ultra-Orthodox women and 51% of the men participate in the workforce; preliminary reports show a slight improvement in the first three quarters of 2022 – 80% and 53% respectively. In addition 44% of the ultra-Orthodox in Israel live in poverty

The survey presents recent trends in ultra-Orthodox (Haredi) society in a range of areas, including standard of living, education, employment, social mobility, leisure, and lifestyles.

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T. Belman. I totally disagree. First a deal should not be approved sight unseen. Secondly, there is no urgency.  It can wait a few more months until Trump’s second term.

Furthermore, Biden is heavily advocating for the PA and the two state solution. That has to affect the deal.

The problem is that Trump will not also be able to get a 2/3 majority to back it.

Recognizing that GOP support is needed for deal to succeed, son-in-law and senator tell ex-US president that new potential normalization accord would vindicate his Mideast policy

By TOI STAFF  Today, 4:47 am

White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, right, looks on during a meeting between US President Donald Trump, left, and leaders at the Gulf Cooperation Council Summit in Riyadh, May 21, 2017. (AP/Evan Vucci)<

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham and former senior White House adviser Jared Kushner have encouraged former US president Donald Trump to support his successor Joe Biden’s effort to broker a normalization agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia.

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“This modified RNA Genocide is the greatest medical crime in human history- a human disaster of unprecedented proportions”

https://www.bitchute.com/video/VVkZu8ucnbwV/

AND

35-44  year-olds highest excess DEATHS followed by 45-65

https://www.bitchute.com/video/WV7z7yqnCT65/

UTJ head says govt. may collapse if the Draft Law exempting yeshiva students from IDF service is not passed.

Israel National News     Sep 6, 2023, 9:16 PM 

Yitzhak GoldknopfAvshalom Sassoni/Flash90

United Torah Judaism chairman and Construction Minister Yitzhak Goldknopf stated this evening (Wednesday) that if the Draft Law is not passed during the Knesset’s winter session, the government’s planned judicial reforms would not be allowed to pass and the government may even collapse.

The Draft Law would enshrine in law the exemptions from military service that haredi yeshiva students receive. The latest version of the bill would also lower the age of exemption so that haredi men could enter the workforce at a younger age.

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Paul Joseph Watson

The IDF has turned into a locomotive that is pulling the Israeli economy in technology and cyber sectors.

 By  Gabi Siboni, ISRAEL HAYOM

The Israel Innovation Authority’s 2023 annual report shows that in recent decades, the hi-tech industry has become the engine that pulls the Israeli economy, in which it is the industry with the largest and fastest-growing output. The report also shows that between 2012 and 2023, the average growth rate of the number of employees in the hi-tech industry was three times the general rate in the economy (6.3% and 2.2% respectively). Moreover, the sector’s contribution to GDP was over 18%, having doubled within a decade to 290 billion shekels ($76.5 billion) in 2022.

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Ambassador (ret.) Yoram Ettinger, “Second Thought: a US-Israel Initiative”
September 6, 2023, https://bit.ly/3r1wJeY

Oslo Accord’s writing on the wall

In January 1979, President Carter facilitated the Ayatollahs’ rise to power in Iran, assuming that they would be “preoccupied with tractors, not with tanks.”

In September 1993, Prime Minister Rabin embraced the Oslo Accord, assuming that Arafat would be “preoccupied with domestic issues of the newly-established Palestinian Authority, not with terrorism.”

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Appointing Jack Lew, who has a history of insulting Netanyahu and a harmful-to-Israel record, will only further harm the US-Israel relationship, at a time when what it needs is healing.

By Morton A. Klein, INN

In June 2015, while then-president Barack Obama’s negotiating team, sitting in a palace in Vienna, was in the last stages of appeasing the terrorist Islamic Republic of Iran – with Obama’s head negotiator bursting into tears at the negotiating table and begging Iran to enter into the disastrous anti-American and anti-Israel deal – the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), Obama’s Treasury secretary, and his former chief of staff, Jack Lew appeared at the annual Jerusalem Post Conference in New York to try to promote the JCPOA and its almost-as-bad predecessor, the interim Iran deal, the JPA.

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