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Tisha B’Av 5779 – 2019
The destruction of the Temple and Jerusalem on Tisha Be’Av Since the 9th day of Av fell yesterday, on Shabbat when we do not mourn, the fast itself was deferred to today, beginning last night at sundown and finishing at … Continue reading
Posted in Incitement, Israel news, Judaism, Terrorism
Tagged Har Habayit, incitement, Jerusalem, Judaism, Mordechai Kedar, Muslim antisemitism, Old City, riots, Temple Mount, Tisha B'Av, Waqf
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Chag Same’ach! Yom Yerushalayim 5779 – 2019
Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day, the anniversary of Israel’s miraculous win over combined Arab forces in 1967, began last night (Saturday night) with festive prayer services in synagogues around the country. This year we mark the 52nd anniversary of the reunification … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Incitement, indigenous rights, Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged 1967, Israel-Palestinians, Jerusalem, Kotel, Old City, Six Day War, stabbing, Temple Mount, Waqf, Yom Yerushalayim
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Spiral of violence over Temple Mount security measures
Middle East pundits like to talk about the cycle of violence in the region, particularly in relation to the Israel-Palestinians conflict. But the truth is that the violence is not a cycle, it is a spiral, prodded and pushed and … Continue reading
Posted in Incitement, Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged Al-Aqsa Mosque, Grand Mufti, incitement, Jerusalem, Jewish prayer, Muslims, Palestinians, Saudi Arabia, sovereignty, Temple Mount, terrorism, Waqf
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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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It was too good to be true
I celebrated too early in respect of the (now not) cancelled vote in UNESCO about the denial of any Jewish connection to Jerusalem and the Temple Mount. As of today, UNESCO has pretty much fulfilled Israeli Ambassador to the UN … Continue reading
UNESCO Shmunesco: denying history one fact at a time
It looks like Yom Kippur came a day too early for the UN, who have yet more apologizing and atoning to do. UNESCO voted today to deny any Jewish connection to Jerusalem. Yes, you read that right. The UN passed … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, International relations, Lawfare and Delegitimization
Tagged anti-Israel, antisemitism, Arabs, desecration, Israel, Jerusalem, Judaism, Muslims, Palestinians, Temple Mount, UNESCO, Waqf
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