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- Rabbi Fleisher of Hebron: Israelis need to tell the Palestinians, “It’s our land and you are a guest”
- Prove yourself Jewish: "The Chief Rabbinate was unconvinced by one of the documents and thought it raised the possibility that Mikhail was not Jewish"
- "As part of the new plans being drawn up now, the IDF is also preparing for the possibility to attack without coordinating with the Americans
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- A textbook example of how lies, distortions, half-truths, missing context and Israel-hate continue to inform the readers of the #NewYorkTimes presenting #MichelleGoldberg
Tag Archives: Visa
If DHS had monitored the social media of Tashfeen Malik would they have refused her visa ? Would 14 Americans be alive today ? And why is it even wrong to monitor public Tweets and Facebook postings ?
DAILY CALLER DHS Monitors Americans’ Social Media Accounts, But Not Visa Applicants’ by Chuck Ross December 14, 2015 The Department of Homeland Security has operated a program to monitor ordinary Americans’ social media discussions about the agency’s policy directives, even … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Department of Homeland Security, DHS, Facebook, Jeh Johnson, Tashfeen Malik, Twitter, Visa
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Israelis still a long way from US visa waiver
GLOBES by Ron Dagoni December 4, 2014 A bill to extend cooperation between Israel and the US, and which describes Israel as “an important strategic partner” of Washington and establishes the right of Israeli citizens to enter the US without … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged United States, US Congress, US Senate, Visa
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