Tag: Amona

Smotrich is not wrong on the facts, and then some.

Last week the Israeli government destroyed some buildings in the Jewish community of Homesh in the hills of Samaria. Do not miss this special broadcast to understand it all.

"Whenever, for lack of evidence on the part of the Shin Bet, there is a need to excuse the torture of minors in the Shin Bet dungeons, the Shin Bet starts spreading fake news."

Avihai Braun, head of the Amona residents' campaign, urged the government ministers to regulate the settlement's land.

“It’s a great day for us today,” said Elad Ziv, one of the residents of Amona who was present in the courtroom. “It’s a good thing for us and I hope now we are going to be on a good way.”

In the case of Khan al Ahmar, the High Court has displayed a disturbing "flexibility," extending a legal process which, by the Court's own admission, has been plagued by intolerable stalling.

"No more petitions without factual basis and absent any elementary proof that are accepted only because the person who submitted them is an Arab or a leftist NGO."

Retiring Justice Salim Joubran ruled that according to International Law it is permissible to impound lands in favor of the Israeli population in Judea and Samaria, provided it is done reasonably.

"It's time to tell the truth . . . At the moment there is no budget, and there is much that yet remains to be accomplished during the course of 2018.”

"I, as a representative of the Government of Israel, ask forgiveness from the residents of Migron for the fact that we have not been able to protect the settlement and also that we have not yet established the new Migron," Elkin said.

Housing Minister Yoav Galant (Kulanu) held that the project required double the allocated budget, and was holding back the construction work at the site.

The petitioners' argument is based not on a claim to the land in question, but on the hypothetical suggestion that the new community which borders enclaves of private Arab land would prevent the owners from using their lands.

Netanyahu seems to have forgotten that he destroyed Amona.

102 housing units will be built in the new settlement, to be named Amichai, which is being built in the Shvut Rachel area of the Benjamin region.

Groundbreaking has begun for the new community of Amichai in the Shiloh Hills.

'It is inconceivable that under everyone's nose there appeared a new Palestinian vacation village, and the enforcement authorities on the ground continue to behave as if they suffer from a serious vision problem.'

"Going forward... Israel's intent is to adopt a policy that takes President Trump's concerns into consideration."

"The Israeli prime minister made a commitment to the Amona settlers prior to President Trump laying out his expectations."

The new town will be the first to be established by Israel in Judea and Samaria in more than two decades.

New Amona for a settlement slowdown and any permitted building restricted to the settlement blocs.

On Wednesday, Netanyahu told Israeli reporters in Beijing that construction in eastern Jerusalem has not been part of the negotiations with the White House on restricting settlements construction.

"I understand your plight. I made a promise and I will keep it."

Special presidential adviser for international negotiations, Jason Greenblatt visits Israel next week.

What can be done to stop the BDS and their effort to destroy Israel?

The High Court-ordered pointless destruction of the nine homes in Ofra began today.

'Promises are not kept and the national government headed by Benjamin Netanyahu and Naftali Bennett has lost the justification for its existence,' the group said in a statement.

'There is no greater conflict of interests than to permit an AG who wholeheartedly objects to the law to represent the state regarding the proceedings related to the law and its interpretation.'

Updates on plans to rebuild Amona.

The families say they won’t feel 100 percent certain the promise is being kept "until they see the land cleared, homes built, and mezuzot on the doorposts of their new homes."

Minister Miri Regev (Likud) also insisted that 'promises must be kept.'