Monday, June 2 is Yom Yerushalayim, also known as Jerusalem Day – the anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem where Jews were denied access to their Holiest city from 1948-1967. Yom Yerushalayim is a holiday celebrating the reunification of the Jewish Holy City of Jerusalem in the hands of its rightful owners, the Jewish people. In 1948, no Palestinian state was invaded or destroyed to make way for the establishment of Israel. From biblical times, when this territory was the state of the Jews, to its occupation by the British army at the end of World War I, Palestine never
Read More +Livni Gives Away Northern Jerusalem
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In an astonishing announcement one week before Passover, a local Jerusalem paper is reporting that Foreign Minister Livni has agreed to give away Atarot Airport. The Kol HaZman (All the Time) paper reports that in ongoing secret talks with top Palestinian Authority negotiator Abu Ala, Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni has agreed, in the name of Israel, to transfer the Atarot airfield in northern Jerusalem to PA control. The paper states it source as “senior Foreign Ministry elements.” Jerusalem Mayor Uri Lupolianski stated that “It is inconceivable that while Israeli flights from Atarot have been stopped because of security fears, the
Read More +Run for your lives. Pray for G-d’s forgiveness. The United States, which has been mediating negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, has proposed a plan to divide Jerusalem, according to WND. The plan, divided into separate phases, among other things calls for Israel eventually to forfeit parts of the Temple Mount, Judaism’s holiest site. According to the first stage of the U.S. plan, which was obtained by WND, Israel would give the PA some municipal and security sovereignty over key Arab neighborhoods in eastern Jerusalem. The PA would be allowed to open some official institutions in Jerusalem, could elect
Read More +From Catholic Leader Rejects Israel’s Jewish Identity: Latin Patriarch Michel Sabbah, an Arab from Nazareth and the Roman Catholic Church’s top cleric in the Holy Land, said Israel should not be designated a Jewish state. “If it’s Jewish, it’s not Muslim or Christian,” he said. Sabbah had no word on whether a future Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza should not be allowed to favor Muslims, given those territories’ sanctity to Jews and Christians. I’ve written about the Jew-hating mongrel, Michel Sabbah, before. You can read about him here. Just be sure to bring some Alpo.
Read More +Defending Jerusalem
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Received by email:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~When ministers of the current Government of Israel have publicly stated that the Prime Minister may be prepared to enter into a formal “agreement” or “statement of principles” which would support the division of Jerusalem and the relinquishment of Israeli sovereignty over parts of the holy city, and the Prime Minister does not rebut these statements and restate the longstanding position that Jerusalem is the eternal and indivisible capital of the Jewish nation –we must respond. Please go to: http://www.ou. org/public_ affairs/article/ defending_ jerusalem/
Read More +From Jerusalem Arabs Wary of Talk of Future PA Rule: Many Palestinian residents of Jerusalem are less than eager for an end to Israeli rule. Some 250,000 people could find themselves under Palestinian rule if the idea of ceding parts of Jerusalem to a new Palestinian state goes forward. “If they put a border here, we’ll move to Haifa and Tel Aviv. You’ll have 50,000 people who live here leaving East Jerusalem in minutes,” said Jamil Sanduqa, head of the popular committee that governs the Shuafat neighborhood. Many of the city’s Palestinian residents openly worry about being cut off from
Read More +Join me and others who love Jerusalem and sign on the Jerusalem petition, because today, more than ever, we need to strengthen, not divide Jerusalem. Click here to sign.
Read More +From Poll: Most Israelis Oppose Changing Jerusalem’s Status: According to a poll by the Dahaf Institute published by Yediot Ahronot Tuesday, when asked if Israel should compromise Jerusalem’s status as part of any future peace agreement with the Palestinians, 63% said Jerusalem should not be included in a peace agreement, 21% thought it should, and 16% would agree only if the changes were approved in a referendum. As for handing over Palestinian neighborhoods in eastern Jerusalem to the Palestinian Authority, 68% were against, 20% agreed, and 11% said they would agree if a referendum supported the idea. When asked who
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