Israeli officials say a joint team will hold discreet negotiations on the reopening of the US Consulate for Palestinian Arabs in Jerusalem.

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The US and Israel are planning to form a joint team to hold discreet negotiations on the reopening of the US Consulate for Palestinian Arabs in Jerusalem, Israeli officials told Barak Ravid of Axios on Wednesday.

The consulate handled relations with the Palestinian Arabs before being shut down by former President Donald Trump. President Joe Biden has promised to reopen it, but he needs approval from the Israeli government. Meanwhile, senior officials in Prime Minister Naftali Bennett’s government see the consulate issue as a political hot potato that could destabilize their unwieldy coalition.
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The EU and Germany have trashed the uniquely shared Jewish, Moslem and Christian identity of East Jerusalem.

by David Singer, INN    , Oct 20 , 2021 8:05 PM

Dry Bones: EU and Germany divide Jerusalem – Y. Kirschen

The decision by the European Union (EU) and Germany to launch the East Jerusalem Tourism Development Programme is in reality a blatant attempt by them to see Jerusalem divided by creating political facts on the ground under the guise of helping promote tourism in East Jerusalem.

The German representative – Oliver Owcza – was quite happy to create this tourism smokescreen:

“As Germans and Europeans we value tourism that is of quality and locally owned. We therefore are confident this project will connect the tourism community and support new concepts and services. As it will contribute to more and better job and career opportunities”

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I’m pretty happy with today’s newsletter. Lots of dots connected. I hope you agree.

Peg

https://www.tierneyrealnewsnetwork.com/post/tierney-s-real-news-10-20-21

BY Mimi Nguyen Ly, EPOCH TIMES      October 19, 2021

Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson issued a legal opinion saying that his office won’t seek disciplinary action against doctors who prescribe hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin as off-label medicines to treat or prevent COVID-19, as long as they are not engaging in any misconduct.

The opinion (pdf), issued on Oct. 14, was in response to a request from Dannette Smith, CEO of the state’s Department of Health, which licenses and disciplines doctors. Smith asked whether it would be “deemed unlawful or otherwise subject to discipline” for doctors to prescribe ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, or other “off label use” medications to treat or prevent COVID-19.

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https://rumble.com/vnymxc-az-judge-will-hear-loud-and-clear-from-maga-patriots.html

Boris Epsteyn discusses the ballot inspection appeal in GA, as well as the need for a full forensic audit across the state.

T. Belman. Ganz is a putz. He is committed to stregthening the PA even though they continue to support terrorism and build illegally in Area C. Gants wants to improve “important ties we have with the Palestinian Authority, which I believe we need to strengthen,”. Gantz also got the Israeli government to loan to the PA all the money it has withheld from them.

This article is very unclear as to where these individuals are currently residing. Sometimes it says the West Bank”.  Sometimes “Judea and Samaria”.  Really?  It should be either Area A, Area B or Area C.

It does say though Ramallah cannot issue valid identity cards on its own without Israeli approval, which has left many Palestinians unable to secure documentation.”.  What is left entirely unclear is who is at fault.  My guess is the the PA won’t issue residence permits in Area A or B even with Israel approval.

Move was first announced this summer as part of Defense Minister Gantz’s effort to strengthen Palestinian Authority

By AARON BOXERMAN and JUDAH ARI GROSS, TOI       19 October 2021,

Palestinians and their spouses protest to demand West Bank residency cards in front of the PA’s Civil Affairs Commission in Ramallah (courtesy: Alaa Mutair)

Israel announced on Tuesday it had officially legalized the status of 4,000 Palestinians in the West Bank, following a decade-long freeze in which almost no such requests were authorized.

The move was part of the government’s ongoing effort — led by Defense Minister Benny Gantz — to strengthen the Palestinian Authority. Senior PA official Hussein al-Sheikh said in a statement that the names of those approved would be announced later on Tuesday.

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By Anthony Watts, AM THINKER

A new “peer-reviewed” paper has been released from Cornell University titled “Greater than 99% Consensus on Human Caused Climate Change in the Peer-Reviewed Scientific Literature.”

The study is yet another attempt to convey the nebulous notion that widespread scientific consensus exists regarding the primary causal factor behind climate change. A previous study, spearheaded by climate blogger activist John Cook, concluded in 2013 there was “97 percent consensus.” Despite near universal acclaim and its citation by leading policymakers such as the United Kingdom’s energy minister, the study was inherently flawed.
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by Marilyn Stern, MEFORUM
Middle East Forum Webinar   October 18, 2021

Burak Bekdil, writing fellow at the Middle East Forum and the Gatestone Institute, spoke to an August 23 Middle East Forum Webinar (video) about the prospect of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an orchestrating a new migrant crisis in Europe and how Europe can stop it.

In the wake of Afghanistan’s collapse, a surge of illegal Afghan migrants flooding into Turkey via Iran is likely. Although many Afghan migrants are fleeing “because they fear for their lives,” few have shown much interest in going to “the most natural first and last stop for them” – Pakistan, which is closest and shares common religious, linguistic, and cultural ties with the migrants. What draws them to Turkey is the “economic motivation” of moving on to Europe from there. “Turkey is the only gateway for them to reach European soil.”

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by Samuel J. Abrams and Jack Wertheimer, COMMENTARY

A new set of assumptions about how American society should reform itself has emerged from the cloistered academy in recent years and now has captured the imagination of many in the news media, the entertainment industry, and, even more remarkably, corporate leadership. Often described as progressive (in contrast to liberal), or more vaguely as “woke,” some of these ideas have found supporters among Jewish influentials—and beyond.

Item: Writing in Jewish Currents, a left-wing journal, Raphael Margarik proposes a radical uprooting of Jewish philanthropy—it should be “scrapped, spent down, and liquidated,” he declares.
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Sum said to include funds for aircraft, intel-gathering drones and unique armaments needed for attack; report comes days after US announces successful test of new bunker buster

TOI STAFF, 19 Oct 2021,

No One Was Reporting This to VAERS

Physician Assistant, Deborah Conrad, bravely reports these harms and is barred from filing VAERS reports

By: Aaron Siri,  Sundance, Conservative Treehouse, 

The central statistic in this whistleblower story is important. In a community with a 50% vaccination rate, 90% of the hospital admissions were vaccinated patients, and most of the critical care hospital intakes were within 14 days of the patient taking the vaccine. An alarmed physicians assistant began reporting those issues into the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting system until the hospital administration stepped in to stop her from recording the frequency. She felt obligated to become a whistleblower:

“Deborah Conrad, a hospitalist physicians assistant on the frontlines of the pandemic, pulls back the curtain on the complete lack and disregard in her hospital for reporting Covid vaccine injury to VAERS, this country’s only mechanism to track the safety of these rushed-to-market, mandated products. In riveting detail, including emails & recorded phone conversations, Conrad exposes the internal push to turn a blind eye to injuries and “toe the company line” that this vaccine is safe.” WATCH VIDEO HERE

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https://rumble.com/vnx3xw-globalization-at-every-aspect-has-completely-and-totally-failed.html

In first speech since 7 were killed in gunbattles on Beirut streets, Nasrallah accuses head of a right-wing Christian party of seeking to reignite sectarian violence in Lebanon

By AP


In this May 31, 2019 file photo, Hezbollah fighters march at a rally to mark Jerusalem day or Al-Quds day, in the southern Beirut suburb of Dahiyeh, Lebanon. On Monday, Oct. 18, 2021, Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah revealed that his terror group has 100,000 trained fighters. (AP Photo/Hassan Ammar, File)

BEIRUT  — Lebanon’s Hezbollah leader declared for the first time on Monday that the powerful terror group has 100,000 trained fighters. His speech appeared to be meant as a deterrent to domestic foes following the nation’s worst internal violence in years.

Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah disclosed the size of the Shiite group’s militant arm in his first speech since seven people were killed in gunbattles on the streets of Beirut on Thursday — the worst street violence the city has seen in years. The confrontation erupted over a long-running probe into last year’s massive port blast in the city.

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T. Belman. I support this party. Be sure to read this article.

In Germany, for example, it’s not just about “slogans”. It’s about getting pro-Israel legislation passed in the Bundestag. 

 By M. Goldhammer & A. Abramovych, INN          Oct 18 , 2021

AfD Anti-Semitism panel in the Bundestag with Rabbi Dr. Chaim Rozwaski and Alexa

In response to Hannah Rose’s and Ruben Gerczikow’s op-ed last week in Haaretz, we would like to provide some “alternative facts” about the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, especially why we established the “Jews in the AfD” (JAfD), our party’s Jewish branch, and why our vice-president Marcel Goldhammer, a Jewish ex-IDF soldier, was running on the AfD ticket for the German Parliament.

The reason Rose’s and Gerczikow’s piece lacks facts and needs a supplement lies not only in the circumstance that Gerczikow himself is not an independent analyst, but works for the CDU government party (which he neglects to mention). The reason lies in the authors’ ideological background, as well.

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By Lt. Col. (ret.) Michael Segall and Jerusalem Center – Iran Desk

• In recent weeks, there have been several rounds of talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia in an attempt to temper tense relations. However, both countries claim regional Islamic hegemony and are on opposite sides of the historic Shiite-Sunni divide.
• Iran, which considers itself a defender of the Shiites, is very sensitive to the situation of Shiites in the oil-rich Eastern Province of the Saudi kingdom and assists them in various military and political ways. For its part, Saudi Arabia surreptitiously supports Sunni organizations inside Iran, mostly in Khuzestan province and on Iran’s eastern border.
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