New York Assemblyman Dov Hikind (D-48th District) is among the many infiltrators to have snuck into Gaza through the IDF roadblocks.
“It was very easy to get in,” Hikind told The Jerusalem Post as he stood outside the Neveh Dekalim synagogue on Saturday night.
This is his fifth trip to the area since January. He said he came to stand in solidarity with the residents in their most difficult hour.
A Polish priest who was once banned from preaching for anti-Semitic remarks lashed out on Sunday at laws made by “Jewish bankers”, during celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the anti-communist Solidarity union.
Former trade union leaders, including several prominent politicians, had gathered in the Baltic port city of Gdansk to celebrate the anniversary of the shipyard strike launching a movement that would shake the foundations of the communist system.
A follow up to the Article about Youngerlite from our Shcuna calling up the personal that will be commencing the pullout, was dubbed by Ynet (Yediot Acharonot) as harassment, here is the article.
Right-wing psychological warfare intensifies ahead of pullout: New York Jews call homes of police officers participating in pullout tasks to demand they disobey orders
With the pullout quickly approaching, right-wing activists in New York have been recruited for the last-ditch effort to stop the evacuation, with some of them have phoning the homes of officers set to participate in pullout-related tasks and demanding they refuse to carry out the evacuation orders.
Rivka, the wife of a Beer Sheva police officer who is scheduled to take part in the pullout, received such a phone call at around 9 p.m.
”At first I thought it was a prank, but then the man said he was from New York,” she said.
“Our number is restricted, and it does not even appear in the phone book, so I have no idea how he may have obtained it.”
