Third and final hearing for public comment on the project – called ‘lethal’ for future Palestinian state by critics – pushed off without new date

By JEREMY SHARON, TOI        8 September 2022, 

View of the Israeli settlement of Maale Adumin and the area known as E1, in the West Bank on January 2, 2017. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

A hearing in a key settlement planning forum regarding the highly controversial E1 construction project has been postponed for the third time without a future date being set.

The left-wing Ir Amim and Peace Now organizations — which have both submitted objections to the project — said they were informed of the postponement by the Higher Planning Committee of the Civil Administration, which oversees settlement planning in the West Bank.

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Should matters of state in Israel be decided by a Jewish majority or a majority of all its citizens?

By Ted Belman

Current Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked, head of the newly created Zionist Spirit party and formerly of the Yamina party, continues to bang this drum:

“But ultimately, we have seen for four election campaigns already, that there was no majority of 61 MKs for a full-fledged right-wing government. Ultimately, we have to consider whether to form – and there’s no such thing according to any poll – a very narrow government that half the country’s residents will feel is not their government, and it is safe to assume will also not be stable, or to form a broader government and fight for what is important for us,”

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_{The U.S. administration is exposing Israel to existential peril.}

by Caroline Glick, ISRAEL UNWIRED  September 8, 2022 

(JNS) For four months, no one could explain the Biden administration’s seeming obsession with forcing Israel to accept responsibility for the death of Al Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Akleh on May 11. Abu Akleh was killed in Jenin during a gun battle between Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) terrorists, with whom she was embedded, and IDF forces. The battle occurred in the aftermath of a spate of murderous terror attacks in Israeli cities that took the lives of 17 Israelis. Nearly all of the attacks were carried out by PIJ terrorists deployed from Jenin.

The U.S. demand that Israel accept the blame for Abu Akleh’s death was strange for several reasons. First, since the Palestinians seized her body and refused to permit Israeli pathologists to examine it or the bullet that killed her, Israel couldn’t conduct a comprehensive investigation.

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By Alex Berenson

Deaths in the Australian state of  Victoria, where 95 percent of adults have received Covid vaccines and most are boosted with mRNA shots, soared to their highest level in at least 13 years in August – far above the five-year average.

Victoria offers almost unique data: near-real-time reporting on death trends in millions of people who are heavily vaccinated but had little exposure to Covid before being jabbed.

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T. Belman. ADL admitted “there is content among our curricular materials that is misaligned with ADL’s values and strategy”. Au contrar. It is fully aligned their their present values.

From inception, their purpose was to “ to ‘stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment to all” . ’Their mission compels them “to fight antisemitism and all forms of bigotry and prejudice, from virulent anti-Zionism to vicious xenophobia.”  Except they don’t.

Their primary purpose is to fight antisemitism and anti-Zionism. Instead they focus on Islamophobia and the leftist agenda.

Antisemitic incidents hit a record high in 2021

After the ADL gets caught spreading woke ideology, Greenblatt must go

ADL admitted how some of their curriculum materials are “misaligned” with their values:

By Hannah Grossman | Fox News

Jonathan Greenblatt, Anti-Defamation League CEO and national director, speaks at the Anti-Defamation League National Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C., on June 4, 2019. (Michael Brochstein/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

 The Anti-Defamation League announced in a statement that the organization is reviewing its education content after a Fox News Digital investigation into the curriculum it offers to teachers and students.

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For seven decades, she gave Britain a constant, even as her kingdom was transformed.

The first elizabethan era ended on March 24, 1603, when 69-year-old Queen Elizabeth I died in her sleep at Richmond Palace. “This morning, about three o’clock, her Majesty departed from this life, mildly like a lamb, easily like a ripe apple from the tree,” the lawyer John Manningham wrote in his diary. Elizabeth I’s 45-year reign was a “golden age,” a course of events that no one would have predicted at her birth. She had survived her mother’s execution, her half-sister’s jealousy, her cousin Mary’s plotting, and the antagonism of Europe’s great Catholic powers.

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Princess Elizabeth will be eighteen on her next birthday. How does her education compare with that of an American girl of the same age? And how does it compare with that of Victoria, who was also educated to be a queen?

By Wilson Harris, Atlantic

Princess Elizabeth pictured at age sixteen in 1942 (Associated Press)DECEMBER 1943 ISSUE

The people of Britain are beginning to take a growing interest in the personality of their future Queen — only beginning, because so far Princess Elizabeth’s life has most rightly been spent in her home rather than in the public eye, and her future subjects know relatively little of her, apart from the admirable broadcast talk she gave some three years ago to the children of the Empire, at home and overseas, when she was only fourteen. Now that the Princess stands on the threshold of public life, both they and persons in other lands who watch the fortunes of the British Royal House may feel some natural desire to know how she is being prepared for the high office that will one day be hers; and the Queen has shown a gracious readiness to make available such information as is requisite for that purpose.

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T. Belman. He’s right about the TSS reaching a dead end but wrong on what the alternative should be. The Jordan Option anybody?

The Jordanian government must adjust its approach from solely promoting a Palestinian state to advocating for Palestinian rights within a unified country, one of the architects of the Israeli-Jordanian peace deal says

By Sam Sokol, HAARETZ

Jordan’s former foreign minister, Marwan Muasher, addressing the 59th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Israel and the Palestinians have “reached a dead end with regard to everything related to the two-state solution,” and the Jordanian government must adjust its approach from solely promoting a Palestinian state to advocating for Palestinian rights within a unified country, one of the architects of the Israeli-Jordanian peace deal declared this week.

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By  Victor Davis Hanson, JWR

The United States obsesses over whether biological men can compete in women’s sports as transgender females.

Crime is spiking at levels not seen in 40 years. But some consider it racist to suggest that arrests, indictments, convictions, and incarcerations deter crime.

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An Israel Hayom analysis reveals that the six German foundations in Israel, which are affiliated with political factions back home, may lack necessary approvals by Israeli authorities and possibly failed to properly file reports. This could have implications on the Arab-Israeli conflict.

By  Yifat Erlich, ISRAEL HAYOM

The German federal parliament | File photo: Getty Images

Law, order, and bureaucracy have always been sacred in Germany, both in its good and bad days. So if that is the case, how is it possible that millions of dollars are flowing into Israel from the German government in what may be a direct violation of Israeli law? 

Based on information collected by the right-wing watchdog group Im Tirtzu, Israel Hayom conducted an analysis that revealed how German political foundations operate in Israel, getting involved in national matters and attempting to influence public opinion. 

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 75th Anniversary Event of the Nuremberg Code in Nuremberg, Germany, on August 20, 2022.

Peer-reviewed finding is ‘the cherry on top’ for vaccines, which have already been shown to reduce infection and lower seriousness of illness, says researcher

By NATHAN JEFFAY, TOI

An Israeli man receives a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, at Maccabi vaccination center in Modi’in, on January 6, 2022. (Yossi Aloni/Flash90)

Coronavirus vaccines dramatically reduce the occurrence of long COVID, new Israeli research has shown.

All ten of the most common long COVID symptoms were reduced by at least 50 percent among people who had at least two vaccine shots, the peer-reviewed study found. The reduction in shortness of breath, for example, was 80%.

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Ignoring the incitement to kill Jews and instead, blame Jews.

By Hugh Fitzgerald, FPM   7.9.22

Hebron is one of the four holy cities in Judaism – the others are Jerusalem, Safed, and Tiberias – and second only to Jerusalem in religious significance. It is in the center of Hebron that the Cave of the Patriarchs is located, where religious Jews believe that four “prestigious couples,” Adam and Eve, Abraham and Sarah, Isaac and Rebecca, and Jacob and Leah, the Patriarchs and Matriarchs of the Jewish people, are buried.<
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Hebron has been inhabited by Jews uninterruptedly for at least two thousand years, except in the period beginning on August 24, 1929, when a massacre of 67 Jewish men, women, and children took place, and the 435 Jews who survived were soon evacuated by British soldiers, leaving the city without any Jews. Many returned in 1931, but almost all of them had again to be evacuated at the outbreak of the 1936-39 Arab Revolt in Palestine.

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By Mark R. Schneider,AM THINKER

An alien worldview has invaded our nation’s schools. Coming in many guises it defies easy explanation but, like pornography, people know it when they see it. Once having seen it, it becomes incumbent upon them to address it, and the United States Supreme Court has paved the way.

This worldview’s core beliefs are hiding in plain sight. Here are the big ones: Reproductive biology is incidental. Sex is something we “assign at birth,” often wrongly. Gender is mysterious and fluid, known only to the person defining it for himself, herself…verself, xemself. Children are sexual beings from birth. Western society is a class struggle between “oppressors” and “oppressed.” White—“heteronormative”— males are especially oppressive.
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Tierney’s Real News

TrueTheVote says they are going to bring their work on foreign interference in our elections, inflated registrations, fake ballots & ballot stuffing by ballot mules to a Grand Jury:

Konnech Inc. – an American firm out of Michigan and a Microsoft Partner (think Bill Gates) – built a “communication platform” for the Chinese Confucius Institute AND has been hiring Chinese coders for their “branch in Jinhua, Zhejiang” since at least 2005. The Australian Parliament Members complained about these Chinese coders interfering in their 2020 election – and evidence shows that have been building voting technology for the Chinese Communist Party for years – in partnership with Lenovo, Huawei, China Unicom, China Telecom, and China Mobile.

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ISRAEL TODAY

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Yesh Atid, headed by Prime Minister of the transition government Yair Lapid, is currently the second largest party in the polls with approximately 24 seats. Lapid is the central candidate on behalf of the anti-Netanyahu camp comprised mostly of center-left and a few center-right parties. Sitting in the Prime Minister’s office, Lapid is in the best position to increase his political clout. He has all of the opportunity to show achievements and to prove himself as a national leader. From the positive outcome of Operation Breaking Dawn in Gaza to preventing a potential nation-wide teachers’ strike on the opening day of school, Lapid has successfully displayed his ability to manage crises within the government and on critical issues of national security. This has allowed to him slowly gain ground in the polls.

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