The spiritual blindness that has taken over these liberal self-hating Jews is incredible to observe. They are about to enter into the tribulation and are threatened on all sides of their borders, yet they have no clue what is about to take place. The God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob wrote about it in their Holy Book, in the Psalms, in Isaiah, and in Ezekiel -- but they are, as Jesus said, nothing but lovers of pleasure and lovers of themselves, unable to discern the time they are living in.
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Haaretz is reporting that Israel's police are going to evict the tent cities sprouting up around the country by the end of the month, in order to free up resources to deal with 'Palestinian' rioters in September. It should be noted at the outset that Haaretz's report on this issue seems like pure conjecture.

Three thousand, three hundred and eighty-three tents. That was the figure national police headquarters compiled from its seven districts around the country. Well in the lead was the Tel Aviv District, with 2,300 tents - 2,000 of them on Rothschild Boulevard; then the Central District, with 410; Jerusalem District, 245; Southern District, 200; Northern District, 130; Coastal District, 98. And finally, with a big round zero - "Nothing to report" - was the Judea and Samaria District.

The authorities' patience with the refugee camp on Rothschild is quickly running out. They have been dealing with complaints of theft and even of a few sexual assaults, some violent brawls, and ongoing requests from desperate neighbors for the removal of various hazardous items and obstacles. If there are many more disturbances of this kind, it is likely that Tel Aviv's municipality will issue eviction orders (even if as of this moment they deny entertaining such a notion ). After giving the residents time to pack up, it will vacate the tent camp by force - without infringing on demands for social justice, which will either be met or not by the powers-that-be, irrespective of what's happening on the boulevard.

Maybe they can have the universities start in September this year, rather than after the holidays, and then the tent cities will take themselves apart.

As to dealing with the 'Palestinians' in September, after the Mavi Marmara, when IDF Naval commandos were sent on board with paintball guns and nearly killed, you would think that the defense ministry would learn its lesson. Sadly, that is not the case.

Israel's police force has in general made a major effort to prepare for possible unrest after the UN vote. In the past few months, 7,400 policemen have undergone special training; at present, there are 16 task headquarters and 20 companies to handle disturbances. Each of the 38 police stations will get an extra 50 policemen to serve as quick-response forces. Much equipment has been acquired to avoid contacts within stone and truncheon range. Some NIS 70 million of the NIS 200 million have been earmarked to cover the expenses of 30 days of combating disturbances. The police's mounted unit is being reinforced, and will boast 64 horses.

Meanwhile, tanks with 200,000 liters of stinky fluid await demonstrators at likely flashpoints in the West Bank. The police will not carry firearms; if they face mortal danger, special forces in the rear will protect them.

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