Sunday, July 22, 2007
Gush Katif Redux
7/22/2007 08:39:00 PM |
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Well, if you had any doubts that the government sees Jews as a greater danger than terrorists, tonight should put that doubt that to rest.
While the government frees 256 terrorists, removes road blocks for terrorists, forgoes protecting Sderot and tells Israeli Arabs they should teach their children that the creation of the State of Israel was a catastrophe for them – two years on, the government has decided to reenact Gush Katif.
If you are on your way home to the Shomron this evening. Forget it.
You know that fence that blocks the entrance to the Shomron?
Well, the government decided to (collectively) punish all Shomron residents because of Chomesh.
Since some Zionists are using Machsom Eliezer to enter the Shomron to get to Chomesh, the government has decided that no residents of the Shomron will be allowed in – and they have closed the fence.
'Nuff said.
While the government frees 256 terrorists, removes road blocks for terrorists, forgoes protecting Sderot and tells Israeli Arabs they should teach their children that the creation of the State of Israel was a catastrophe for them – two years on, the government has decided to reenact Gush Katif.
If you are on your way home to the Shomron this evening. Forget it.
You know that fence that blocks the entrance to the Shomron?
Well, the government decided to (collectively) punish all Shomron residents because of Chomesh.
Since some Zionists are using Machsom Eliezer to enter the Shomron to get to Chomesh, the government has decided that no residents of the Shomron will be allowed in – and they have closed the fence.
'Nuff said.
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