Israel and The Sin of Expulsion
The Implications and Consequences of Expulsion for the Jewish People
Commentary;
It seems obvious that their is a complete lack of transparency in Israeli governance regarding collection of tax revenues and where those revenues go.
As noted in the previous post, and in a slew of earlier posts, the former Gush Katif residents have not be restituted, have not been resettled despite Olmert’s contrary assertions. Most are without work, the former farmers have no means to re-apply their farming skills as they have no land to farm and earn a living from.
Commentary;
Do we really need more reports to tell us what has been clearly evident for two years? That is, the consequences of the regime’s legalized theft at gun-point of nearly 10,000 people, the wrapping of them in an endless maze of bureaucracy and utter failure to return to them what is theirs; their lives, their homes, their property and denying them just and proper restitution. It seems that the main reason for these reports is to reinforce what has been laid out by the previous reports and that eventually, through the immense body of evidence, the facts and the TRUTH filters down to Israelis. MB
Kassam Fired at West Negev [Near Sderot]; No One Hurt; No Damage
3 Mortars Fired by Gaza Terrorists in 3rd Attack
Molotov Cocktails Thrown at Car; No One Hurt [Near Shechem]
3 Arab Youths Held for Beating Haredi on City Bus
Top [Tanzim] Terrorist Nabbed in Shechem
Mortar Attack on Western Negev
Three Mortar Shells Hit Western Negev; None Hurt
[Five] Mortars Fired at Kerem Shalom [Crossing]; No Casualties
In Parsha Matos, Sh’vatim Gad and Reuven approached Moshe Rabbeinu regarding their desire to graze their flocks and settle their families on the East side of the Yarden. To this, Moshe Rabbeinu replied, “Shall your brothers go off to war, and shall you sit here?” (Sefer Bamidbar, Perek 32, posuk 6)
Moshe was quite angry at the two Sh’vatim. He was concerned lest Gad and Reuven would avoid taking part in the wars for Eretz Yisrael, that other Sh’vatim might follow suit and B’nai Yisrael might be condemned to wandering in the desert another 40 years.
Commentary;
To those who don’t know about Olmert’s disdain for the very soldiers who fought with the most valour during last summer’s Lebanon conflict, Horovitz’s piece may seem a very sensitive human interest story centering around Yeshiva Bnei David where the 3 religious soldiers who were fatalities in last summer’s Lebanon conflict learned and around the Yeshiva’s philosophies; “to bolster religious Zionist soldiers’ spirit, commitment and motivation to protect Israel” as well as, “awareness that senseless internal hatreds destroyed our previous efforts at Jewish sovereignty” and telling students during the expulsion from Gush Katif “not to abandon their units…. We stick together through thick and thin.”
Can it be that Netayahu fears a head-on run for leader of Likud against Moshe Feiglin?
Silvan Shalom Drops Out of Race for Likud Top Spot, by Gil Hoffman (Jerusalem Post)
Excerpt;
Likud MK Silvan Shalom announced at a press conference in Tel Aviv Monday morning that he was dropping out of the September 3 primary race against current party chairman Binyamin Netanyahu.
Related reports and commentaries:
MK Shalom Considering Quitting Likud Primaries
Excerpt;
“‘The possibility not to run was an option raised by many friends,’ said a source close to Shalom. ‘If he does not run, we are creating a situation in which Netanyahu is competing against Feiglin, and this is not such a good situation for him.‘”
3 Mortar Shells Land Near Border Fence, No Injuries Reported
Kassam Strikes Western Negev; No Wounded Reported
IDF Arrests Three Molotov Cocktail Suspects
IDF Arrests Arab Attackers Near Ramallah
Update: Qabatiya Terrorists Were Released Prisoners
IDF Arrests 10 Terror Suspects Overnight Sunday
Commentary;
The disclosures over recent years concerning the relationship between Israel and Dr. Ashraf Marwan dating back to warnings of the impending Yom Kippur War indicate an outrageous precedent of disloyalty and disregard for non-Israeli Allies who have risked their lives on behalf of Israel.
This precedent could be seen as manifested most notably in cases such as Jonathan Pollard or the South Lebanese Army.
These cases, as well as the MIAs who have seemingly been abandoned and neglected by successive Israeli governments have seemingly set the stage for the next level; neglect, disloyalty and the legalized robbery, pillage, and abandonment which was the expulsion of Jews formerly of Gush Katif and the 4 Shomron Towns. MB
Palestinians Fire Four Mortars into Israel
Five Rockets Fired into Western Negev
Related reports: Kassam Rocket Barrage Damages Building; No Injuries
IDF Arrests Female Terror Operative in Ramallah
Terrorists Steal Agricultural Bomb-Making Chemicals
IDF Arrests Islamic Jihad Operative Overnight
Cabinet Gives Green Light on Terror Prisoner Release [250 Terrorists to “Boost” Abbas]
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‘Syria Removing Golan Army Checkpoints’
Excerpt;
“Syria’s decision to remove military checkpoints on the road to Kuneitra on the Syrian side of the Golan Heights could be a preparation for war.”
Palestinians Fire on IDF Outpost in Ramallah
Kassam Lands in Western Negev; No Casualties
Kassam Rocket Lands Near Sderot
Two Kassams Fired at Israel; None Wounded
Mock Explosive Device, Bullets Found at IDF Checkpoint [Near Shechem]