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Tag Archives: Jordan
Vice President Mike Pence’s visit to Israel
Earlier this week the American Vice President Mike Pence and his wife arrived in Israel on an official two-day visit, and it was a roaring success. I will take the liberty of quoting from the wonderful journalist and commentator Arlene … Continue reading
The British Betrayal of the Balfour Declaration and the Mandate
#Balfour100 … it is imperative that Israel and its friends insist on a full accounting of Britain’s record…. Proud Britain may be, but Israel cannot forget that in May 1939 the British unilaterally abrogated the Balfour Declaration, shutting down Jewish immigration to Palestine. This act had no legal foundation. Continue reading
Posted in History, International relations
Tagged #Balfour100, 1917, Arab-Israeli conflict, Balfour Declaration, Britain, British Mandate, First World War, Holocaust, Israel, Jewish homeland, Jordan, Palestine, WWII
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Al-Aqsa blood libel leads to violence in Jerusalem, London and Amman
The round of violence that began over a week ago with the murder of two Israeli policemen on the Temple Mount escalated over the following days, with riots in Jerusalem and then spreading throughout Arab communities in Israel, and culminating … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, Incitement, Terrorism
Tagged Al-Aqsa Mosque, Arab antisemitism, blood libel, embassy, incitement, Jerusalem, Jordan, London, Palestinians, terrorism
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Muslim preachers incite to violence because of security measures after terror attack
As night follows day, Muslim leaders began protesting the new security measures on the Temple Mount that Israel put in place following the deadly terror attack on Friday in which two Israeli policemen were murdered. The Temple Mount was closed … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Incitement, Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged Al-Aqsa Mosque, incitement, Israeli Arabs, Jerusalem, Jordan, King Abdullah, Muslims, Old City, Palestinians, Temple Mount, Waqf
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