Following a deadly terrorist attack near the settlement of Eli in Binyamin, Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich have reached an agreement to expedite the planning of approximately 1,000 new housing units in the area. In a joint statement, they emphasized their commitment to confronting terrorism by taking decisive action and asserting Israel’s presence on its land.
Orit Strock of the Religious Zionism party hailed the announcement, viewing it as a symbol of resilience and a deterrent against further attacks. She emphasized that the construction of new homes represents the price tag of Zionism in response to the tragic loss of Jewish lives. Strock clarified that this step is not meant to replace counter-terrorism efforts but rather serves as a necessary and resolute Zionist measure.
Shlomo Ne’eman, the Mayor of Gush Etzion and Chairman of the Yesha Council, also praised the decision, asserting the unwavering determination of Israeli communities. He expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Netanyahu, Defense Minister Gallant, and Finance Minister Smotrich for their resolute response, emphasizing that terrorism will not succeed in defeating the Israeli people. Ne’eman affirmed the commitment to live and thrive in the ancestral land.
However, not everyone was satisfied with the government’s response. Yisrael Gantz, the Chairman of the Binyamin Regional Council, moved his office to the site of the recent attack as a protest against what he sees as insufficient security policies. Gantz called for an uncompromising offensive approach, urging the government to strike at the heart of terrorist activities. He emphasized that it is the government’s responsibility to ensure the safety of its citizens and demanded immediate action to prevent further casualties and strengthen the fight against terrorism. Despite the disagreement, Gantz reaffirmed his dedication to establishing the settlement and fostering a vibrant and prosperous community in the Land of Israel.
{Matzav.com Israel}
It’s not going to bring back those that were murdered but I guess that will teach the Biden administration a lesson. Huh?
“Following a deadly terrorist attack near the settlement of Eli in Binyamin, Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich have reached an agreement to expedite the planning of approximately 1,000 new housing units in the area…Orit Strock of the Religious Zionism party hailed the announcement…emphasized that the construction of new homes represents the price tag of Zionism in response to the tragic loss of Jewish lives.”
This is, of course, the idolatry of Zionism. Savages murdered Jews because those Jews lived among those savages. So, instead of protecting Jews and telling them to move to safer places, the Zionists double-down and build more homes in that same area.
Only an idolater could be proud of this. But, then, that is Zionism.
Better late than never. This reprimand from State and non- invite from Brandon comes even as you rushed like an our of control train to congratulate him before the electors were even certified, Bibibibi. Ha-
How to Solve the Palestinian Problem
The best way to deal with the so-called “Palestinians” is to send them to detention centers in China’s northwestern region of Xinjiang.
These are the same detention centers where China’s Muslims are forced to live.
The Chinese are experts at dealing with Muslim terrorists.
After many years, so-called “Palestinians” will forget about so-called “Palestine”.
PROBLEM SOLVED!!!
“Housing Units To Be Built” when Moshiach comes. When was the last time their housing promises / vows / word was kept?
What do you care ? How’s your galut tamei basement ?
Not bad. I’m enjoying it immensely. Thank you for asking.