Govt. Says Freeze, But Activists Continue to Build

[Irish Zionist]

 
In reaction to the government's announcement Wednesday night that building in Judea and Samaria would be frozen for at least ten months, activists immediately began building new structures in communities the government terms "illegal outposts." Structures were built in Maoz Esther, Ramat Migron, Shvut Ami, Givat Egoz, and Reches Sela.

In addition, members of the Komemiyut movement said they would act to bring down the Netanyahu government. "Netanyahu has once again turned into a tool of the extreme left. Freezing building in Judea and Samaria is just one more in a series of capitulations by Binyamin Netanayhu, beginning with recognition of a terror state continuing through the brutal dismantling of the outposts and the cynical dragging of the IDF into the public debate, and ending with the horrible declaration freezing building in Judea and Samaria. The government must be brought down and the mandate returned to the people, who proved in the last election its belief in Zionism and the Jewish State," the group said in a statement.
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/Flash.aspx/175309

[The One and Only Mo]

In reaction to the government's announcement Wednesday night that building in Judea and Samaria would be frozen for at least ten months, activists immediately began building new structures in communities the government terms "illegal outposts." Structures were built in Maoz Esther, Ramat Migron, Shvut Ami, Givat Egoz, and Reches Sela.

In addition, members of the Komemiyut movement said they would act to bring down the Netanyahu government. "Netanyahu has once again turned into a tool of the extreme left. Freezing building in Judea and Samaria is just one more in a series of capitulations by Binyamin Netanayhu, beginning with recognition of a terror state continuing through the brutal dismantling of the outposts and the cynical dragging of the IDF into the public debate, and ending with the horrible declaration freezing building in Judea and Samaria. The government must be brought down and the mandate returned to the people, who proved in the last election its belief in Zionism and the Jewish State," the group said in a statement.
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/Flash.aspx/175309

At least there are a few normal people there.