A Jerusalem municipal planning committee approved a plan on Wednesday for 3,557 new housing units in Jerusalem.
A new Jewish neighborhood being planned between Givat HaMatos and Har Homa will receive 1,465 housing units and the neighborhood of French Hill will receive 2,092 units.
The plan must still be approved at the Jerusalem District Planning Committee on January 17, 2022.
In response to the announcement, the Peace Now organization issued its usual claims that that the new homes complicate efforts toward a ‘Palestinian state” and that the “international community” views the “‘settlements’ as a violation of international law.”
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)
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“In response to the announcement, the Peace Now organization issued its usual claims that that the new homes complicate efforts toward a ‘Palestinian state” and that the “international community” views the “‘settlements’ as a violation of international law.”
Yah… but this international community (who truly supports E”Y by actually being there, wanting to be there and ultimately wanting what E”Y really stands for), views this as being nothing less than awesome!
Although the Zionists call this “Jerusalem”, it is actually on the other side of the “Green Line”.
Rav Shach ruled that living in the territories is hisgarus gasa biUmos haOlam.
@ hakatan siting in your living room
Drinking coffee while isreilis are setting
Themselves on fire in desperation
Because of the cost of living
Israel is full from North to South
The only land land left
Is a tiny 17 km piece of land in the negev
This is the only solution
To the housing crises besides there is
Already 1.5 milion jews living
Beyond the green line
And if you say you want 1.5 milion
Jews to lose there homes you are clearly
A self hating antisemite