http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/Flash.aspx/199438 Ariel Rofeh of Alfei Menashe, who bought an internet domain named "Peace Now", told Arutz Sheva's Hebrew journal on Monday that he received a letter from an attorney for the leftist group Peace Now who threatened a suit by the organization if he did not relinquish it. The youth said he found an attorney who wrote back that their claims were unfounded.
Asked why he obtained the domain in the first place, Rofeh said he wanted to build a site to reveal how the organization harms the state of Israel. He said he did not succeed so he turned the site into a memorial for Rabbi Meir Kahane although Peace Now's action against him indicates that its members don't act peaceably.
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