East Jerusalem settlements are set to expand with the newly approved construction of 1,100 new Jewish housing units. According to the Associated Press, Israel’s Interior Ministry said the homes would be built in Gilo, a sprawling settlement in southeast Jerusalem, after a 60-day review period in which public objections to the proposal can be lodged. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refused to halt settlement construction despite numerous calls for a settlement freeze by the Palestinian Authority and the Obama administration.
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God bless Israel & it's leaders.
ReplyDeletewhat if mexico and the american indian demand US return the annexed territories resulted from the mexican war and indian wars? why US impose on Israel abiding its wish and not see their own demeanor to the mexican and the indian? I have problem with US trying over shadow Israel soverignty and God's given inheritance promised nearly five thousand years ago. please read Genesis onward to Revelation if you must debate this issue.
ReplyDeletethank you, p.m. nethanyahu for firm stand, for go ahead on much needy settlement for those newly arrived russian jews, if i were lot younger, i won't mind enlist in the israel military services because i know God is Israel protector and fight for Israel as he did in 1948, 1967, 1974 and even now. God is great and we give Him praise!
ReplyDeleteUh, whoever wrote this article was deceived by Hillary Clinton, because Gilo is not in East Jerusalem. It's not even in Southeast Jerusalem. It's many miles Southwest of Jerusalem, which proves the Muslims want ALL of Jerusalem if they complain about these 1100 new houses. They don't just want the UN to seize East Jerusalem. They want the pre-1967 borders, when they ruled ALL of the city. More proof here: http://prayinjesusname.org/israel
ReplyDeleteGOD is GREAT and greatly to be praised. He takes care of his people and not the ones who worship a false god.
ReplyDeleteAmerican patriot