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Looks like I was wrong so far Ben-Gvir has done nothing & said nothing!!!
People in Israel and Judeasamaria do nothing to help them!!!
Ben Gvir claims that he is the uber Kahanist so why has he done nothing?
People in Judea like to say they are Kahanist it should be annexed to Israel but when they see menace coming to their neighbors then.... nobody.
Ben Gvir was a member of Kach when it existed before it was banned & was with Rabbi Kahane.Obviously you are not familiar with scene or people here in Israel.
ok my fault but yep i'm not familiar with scene here but it wasn't aimed at him specifically it was a general phrase actually.
'Police State': Police Raid Rabbinical, Nationalist GatheringIn a highly unusual step, police raided a high-level meeting critical of administrative detention, arrested four.
14 administrative arrests of JewsAround 2.5 weeks ago, three highly controversial administrative arrests were made against Jewish youths, and three limitation orders were issued against minors, which included full house arrest against one of them and nighttime house arrest against the other two, aside from distancing them from Judea and Samaria.With the addition of the flurry of administrative orders this week, a full 14 administrative orders have been issued in the last 18 days, including three administrative arrests. Several of the orders are being petitioned by lawyers from Honenu."The system is under unprecedented pressure and is acting with unacceptable means against residents who are settling the land," said Honenu in a statement."We are witnesses to a dramatic increase in the severity and scope of the issuing of administrative orders, something which severely harms the rights of those receiving the orders."Administrative orders, a relic from the British mandate, do not require a trial or any evidence, and can be renewed every six months. The orders have almost exclusively been used against Arab terrorists until now.
Who’s torching Dawabsha family homes in Duma? 1BY ELIEZER SHEKHTMAN ON AUGUST 26, 2015 CURRENT AFFAIRS, SECURITYEveryone is well aware of the Dawabsha family home that was burned just over a month ago, but few are aware that just this week, another Dawabsha family home was set on fire. On Monday morning (August 24th) around 5 AM another Dawabsha family home caught fire. This was the home of the brother of the father of the Dawabsha family who died.Thus far no Israeli MKs or officials have condemned this fire or visited the victims.Israeli news site NRG reported that the initial suspicion is that this second home was set on fire over an internal dispute within the village or possibly the result of an electrical malfunction (which also may have been intentional). NRG reported that the owner of the home has been involved in criminal activity so an internal dispute is quite likely. 0404 reported that there have been several other fires involving the Dawabsha family, including a car of their’s that was set on fire on June 19, and another family home torched on February 26, 2015.The head of the village attempted to blame Israeli intelligence for the most recent fire and said, “The Israeli intelligence wanted to burn another home in the center of our village in order to prove that the settlers did not burn the first home or this home. They want to cover up the settlers’ crimes.”The latest fire raises questions over whether Jews were responsible at all for the fire at the Dawabsha family home just over a month ago and has also led to new outrage at the quickness with which the security establishment enacted draconian measures against Jewish activists, including administrative detentions.Apparently in order to silence these criticisms, the security establishment has requested from media outlets, including NRG and Hakol Hayehudi, not to report on this story. Hakol Hayehudi was called by the IDF spokesman who requested that we not publish this story and a writer at NRG wrote, “Security officials requested that our writers not write about this incident in order not to harm the investigation of the previous fire and in order not to raise questions about who was behind it.”
Administrative expellees show how to hold a meeting without communicating 0BY ELIEZER SHEKHTMAN ON AUGUST 29, 2015 CURRENT AFFAIRS, POLITICSLarge numbers of police officers, led by the commander of the Ramle station along with members of the Jewish division of the Shabak raided a meeting discussing administrative orders in Nof Ayalon on Thursday August 27th.The officers arrested five of the participants, all of whom have recently received administrative orders, and accused them of violating the order not to contact several of their friends who were also present at the meeting.Photos from the meeting paint a different picture and show that the expellees went to extreme efforts to avoid violating the order. The photos show dividers put up between participants who were banned by administrative order from communicating with one another.Despite these efforts, the police arrested five of them, one of whom is married with a child. In the end the police released them at 2:30 AM.The meeting itself was attended by many Rabbis and public figures including Prof. Hillel Weiss, Rav Yoel Schwartz who helped established Nahal Haredi, former MK Michael Ben-Ari, Bentzi Gopshten, Baruch Marzel, lawyer Itzchak Bam, lawyer Itamar Ben Gvir, Meir Bretler, and representatives from ‘Honenu.’ After the raid, the rabbi of Nof Ayalon, Rav Gideon Binyamin arrived to support the expellees.Honenu said in response to the police actions, “What is going on is reminiscent of oppressive regimes. The police and Shabak are allocating large resources in order to harass young activists who care about the Jewish people and the land of Israel. In the end there was no justification for their arrest as they took great efforts to avoid violating the order by putting up dividers. We advise the head of the Ramle police station to find better use for his forces and deal with the crime in his community rather than harass Jewish activists.”Lawyer Itamar Ben Gvir said, “When I arrived at the meeting, I saw a large number of forces that looked like they were preparing for an attack in Lebanon. Sadly, the government today uses these forces to harass Jewish activists instead. In any case, the tactic used by the expellees will likely be taught in law schools in the future. There was no violation of the order and its a shame the police are wasting energy on this.”Lawyer Adi Keidar, who represented several of those arrested said, “The Israeli police continue to invest time in harassing Jewish activists instead of fighting crime. We hope that the appointment of the new head of the police will bring with it a new approach in this realm as well.