Yasher Koach to Women In Green for being on the Front Line and for their cry of Jewish Sovereignty in Judea and Samaria. Kesiva VeChasima Tova!
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Women in Green <wfit2@womeningreen.org>Date: Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 4:11 AM
Subject: Stop Arab terror - Apply Israeli sovereignty! Shana Tova!
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Stop Arab terror on the roads -
Apply Israeli Sovereignty over Judea and Samaria
Tens of residents from Efrat, Gush Etzion, Kiryat Arba, Bet Shemesh
and Jerusalem answered the call by Women in Green and came last night
to protest against the increasing Arab terror on the roads of Judea
and Samaria.
After the murder of Asher Palmer and his son Yonatan, HY"D, we
expected the security forces to deal with the terror but
unfortunately, two nights ago, the Arabs tried once again to murder
Jews by drive-by rock throwing - smashing the front windshield of
Rabbi Yaron Durani from Nokdim. Only by miracle did Rabbi Durani come
out of this alive.
Tens of cars with activists patrolled the Efrat-Nokdim road. Arab
traffic was blocked. Huge traffic jams were created.
At the T-junction a small vigil was held in which Rabbi Durani spoke
and told the crowd exactly how the Arabs had attacked him. Rabbi
Durani demanded from the IDF to act with force: "a hand that throws
stones must be chopped off" said the Rabbi.
Additional speakers demanded from the IDF to act forcefully against
the Arab terrorist stone throwers, to reinstall the army checkpoints
and to apply Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria. Israeli
sovereignty over Judea and Samaria will bring quiet to the area, it
will remedy the historic injustice and everybody will internalize the
fact that the Land of Israel belongs to the People of Israel.
The vigil ended with Rabbi Durani saying Tehillim and the hope that we
will not need to continue to patrol the roads.
Israeli sovereignty campaign
Parallel to the patrol campaign, hundreds of posters were put up by
Women in Green in the past days throughout Judea and Samaria and in
the Jerusalem area with the message:
"The coming year - Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria."
This is the continuation of the campaign by Women in Green calling for
the application of sovereignty that began this summer with a very well
attended conference held at the Machpela Visitors' Center in Hebron,
with the participation of MK's, scholars, and public figures.
The Oslo accords, thank G-d, have collapsed. The government of Israel
can, and must, take the historic, Zionist step of applying sovereignty
over Judea and Samaria.
The Women in Green movement believes that such an action will calm the
situation, lead to deterrence, and curb the Arabs' hopes that have
been fostered by the left, Europe, and America.
Today, it is clear to all - the Arabs want to destroy the entire State
of Israel. As former Prime Minister Yitzchak Shamir said: "The sea is
the same sea, the Arabs are the same Arabs." The application of
Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria seeks to restore the
historical justice that the Land of Israel belongs to the people of
Israel.
The Women in Green movement wishes all its friends a Shana Tova. May
it be that in the coming year Israeli sovereignty will be applied
over Judea and Samaria.
Shanah Tova - A Good Year!
Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar
Pictures of the patrol and of the posters can be seen on facebook -
Look for Women in Green
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