Olmert hasn't given up on his plan of exiling me, my neighbors and over a 250,000 other law abiding Jewish Israelis from our homes, G-d forbid.
He plans a ghetto, a small walled in ghetto to "protect" us. Hah! It won't work. Shrinking Israel won't make Israel safer. Claiming that the new "borders" will be better since Arabs would be left out is a lie, a very dangerous lie.
It's ironic that as I was riding to the airport last week, to take the plane here to New York, there was a radio show we were listening to. For generations, generous jews have been donating to the JNF--Jewish National Fund to buy land in Eretz Yisrael, the Land of Israel for Jews to live on. Some Arabs want to live with Jews on land bought by the JNF, and they went to the Israeli Courts to have the laws changed so they could. And what do you think the courts said? They can. Yes, Arabs can live on Jewish owned land, even though Jews can't live in Arab towns, that is unless it's Jewish women married to Arab men who live as Arabs, but that's another issue.
So, in the Jewish Ghetto Olmert is walling in, will be Arabs...
No, it's not Purim time. It's Tisha B'Av this week!
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Everytime anyone talks about removing settlements from Judea and Samaria, I am stunned by the stupidity of the concept. If the "disengagement" from Gaza which consisted of just 9,000+ souls cannot be properly done - where on earth are you going to put 50,000-250,000 homeless, jobless people? And just who is expected to pick up that bill? Let alone the burden it places on the infrastructure e.g., healthcare, education, transportation and the local economies.
Israeli politics is fraught with politicians calling for the withdrawal from Judea & Samaria but when do they actually ever show the actual plan on how it is to be done, and what it will cost?
It's sad to hear people ask, "What other solution is there?" in response to negative statements about the "wall".
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