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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: muman613 on June 02, 2011, 03:06:44 AM
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This looks bad:
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/144693
Violent Eviction Near Shilo: 11 Injured, Burnt Police Car
Iyar 29, 5771, 02 June 11 10:02
by Hillel Fendel
(Israelnationalnews.com) A large combined police-army force carried out what witnesses said was a “particularly violent” eviction at a Jewish outpost neighborhood this morning.
The site is Alei Ayin, near Shilo in the northern Binyamin bloc, some 30 kilometers north of Jerusalem. The forces razed a home and two agricultural structures.
Despite the early hour, residents of nearby neighborhoods arrived to try to prevent the eviction. A number of clashes broke out, and six Border Guard officers and five residents were reported lightly hurt.
The residents said - as they generally say on occasions of this sort, and as they also usually make good on – that they will commence with rebuilding immediately.
The Shai (Samaria and Judea) Police District reported that “some youths” threw a firebomb at the car of the Binyamin Station police commander, sending it up in flames. The police announced that is views this incident “with great gravity” and as the “crossing of a red line” that will be “dealt with in accordance with the full extent of the law.”
Col. (ret.) Itzik Shadmi, chairman of the Binyamin Residents Committee, lashed out at Defense Minister Ehud Barak, who is responsible for the eviction decision. “Barak is jealous of the ovations Netanyahu received,” Shadmi said, “and so he apparently decided to remind everyone that he, too, can harm the Yesha settlements.”
“Barak would be better advised to use violence and ammunition to destroy our enemies’ homes,” Shadmi continued, “and let the Yesha residents live their lives. For many months, the residents of Alei Ayin have been suffering from Arab vandalism; it’s too bad that Barak has decided to join them, instead of strengthening the Alei Ayin citizens.”
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Good for them for putting up a fight. Hopefully next time they will think twice about demolishing Jewish homes
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http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/144711
Basically two expulsions in one day. The first one sounded very violent. The Jews fought back on this one, firebombing an army vehicle.
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http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/144693
Violent Eviction Near Shilo: 11 Injured, Burnt Police Car
by Hillel Fendel
Follow Israel news on and .
A large combined police-army force carried out what witnesses said was a “particularly violent” eviction at a Jewish outpost neighborhood this morning.
The site is Alei Ayin, near Shilo in the northern Binyamin bloc, some 30 kilometers north of Jerusalem. The forces threw a gas grenade into a home, hurled rocks at residents, and razed a home and two agricultural structures. In addition, they destroyed several cars placed in the way of the forces.
Despite the early hour, residents of nearby neighborhoods arrived to try to prevent the eviction. A number of clashes broke out, and six Border Guard officers and five residents were reported lightly hurt - including three young residents who have been hospitalized with head wounds.
The residents said - as they generally say on occasions of this sort, and as they also usually make good on – that they will commence with rebuilding immediately.
Barak Responsible
Col. (ret.) Itzik Shadmi, chairman of the Binyamin Residents Committee, lashed out at Defense Minister Ehud Barak, who is responsible for the eviction decision. “Barak is jealous of the ovations Netanyahu received in Washington,” Shadmi said, “and so he apparently decided to remind everyone that he, too, can harm the Yesha settlements.”
The Shai (Samaria and Judea) Police District reported that “some youths” threw a firebomb at the car of the Binyamin Region station commander, sending it up in flames. The police announced that it views this incident “with great gravity” and as the “crossing of a red line” that will be “dealt with in accordance with the full extent of the law.”
“Barak would be better advised to use violence and ammunition to destroy our enemies’ homes,” Shadmi also said, “and let the Yesha residents live their lives. For many months, the residents of Alei Ayin have been suffering from Arab vandalism; it’s too bad that Barak has decided to join them, instead of strengthening the Alei Ayin citizens.”
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I posted about that last night...
http://jtf.org/forum/index.php/topic,55734.0.html
I doubt this was Chaims emergency because he taped the show on Monday and yet this event only occurred last night Wednesday...