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UPDATES 6:00 pm Israel time:
–>Palestinian terror continued unabated yesterday (Monday).
*Palestinian terrorists attacked Israelis with “rocks” in Hebron, on Route 443, Auja, Beit Horon, Hawara, Sebastia, Wadi Fukin, Hizma, and Kiryat Arba.
*Palestinian terrorists threw Molotov firebombs at Israelis in Issawiya, Shuafat, Ma’aleh Adumim, al-Alzariyah, Ras Al-Amud, Abu Dis, and Qalandiya.
*Remember the bomb that was detonated by a Palestinian terrorist on the Jerusalem bus last week? At the time it was reported that 20 Israelis were wounded, “some seriously.” Just how seriously came to light today when we discovered that six seriously wounded Israelis are still in various hospitals around the city. 3 of those were anesthetized and intubated when they arrived at the hospital, and have yet to awaken.
–>Fires are currently raging across Israel as soaring temperatures scorch the country. A few of the more than 50 fires today:
*Road 70 between Matzuva and Shlomi has been blocked by fires in the area.
*Fires near Kiryat Gat and Lod have suspended train travel in those areas
*A fire broke out near Kibbutz Gadot on the Jordan River. Tourists in the area have had to be evacuated.
*Fire fighters have gained control of a fire in the Jezreel Valley south of Afula.
*A fire at Sheikh Danon in the western Galilee has forced residents to stay indoors due to possible asbestos toxicity from burning buildings.
*Highway 1 between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem was closed for a time today because of nearby fires.
As for the temperatures, they were: Be’er Sheva and Ein Gedi 39 C., Tiberias 38, Tel Aviv 37, Haifa and Nazareth 35, and Jerusalem 33. All of these with winds reaching 50 kph in some places.
–>The top 10 countries for new immigrants?
According to “The InterNations Survey” conducted by Expat Insider, the most desirable countries (in order) are:
Austria, Finland, Sweden, Israel, New Zealand, Singapore, Germany, France, Australia, Luxembourg.
Israel ranked 3rd in terms of “family well-being”, and 4th in regard to “Availability of Childcare and Education.”
–>The top 9 Apps used by Israelis?
According to a survey taken by SimilarWeb, the apps are (in order):
whatsapp (used 38 minutes a day), Facebook, Chrome, youtube, google, instagram, Facebook messenger, Samsung browser, and gmail.
TODAY’S BLOG:
Today has seen clashes on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. This is in the face of appalling discrimination against Jews which stops most of them from even getting on the Mount.
Thus far over the Passover holiday period, exactly 250 Jews have have been permitted to Judaism’s holiest site.
Think about that number for a moment.
Think about the fact that the Israeli government buses in 200 Hamas members from Gaza each week so that they can worship on the Temple Mount.
Think about the fact that the Israeli government permitted more than 1,000,000 Muslims to come and worship on the Temple Mount during the last Ramadan period.
It is simply outrageous that on the holiday of Passover, or at any other time, virtually no Jews are allowed on the Mount.
So what caused the clashes today? 8 Jews bowed and recited a Jewish prayer. They were immediately surrounded by dozens of Muslims who assaulted them while yelling “Allahu Akbar” and “With our blood we will redeem Al-Aksa.”
All 8 Jews were arrested.
2 of the Muslims who assaulted them were arrested.
This afternoon the Israel and Jerusalem police issued this absurd statement:
“The police are prepared, as it has been throughout the holiday, to allow all visitors of all religions and ethnicities to practice their religion and rituals freely.”
What a sad commentary. At a place of Israeli sovereignty and a place which is the holiest place in Judaism, only 250 Jews have been allowed on the Mount and none have been able “to practice their religion and rituals freely.”
But that hasn’t stopped the Jordanians from making preposterous statements.
Jordanian Minister for Media Affairs and government spokesman Mohammad al-Momani declared that Israel is “breaching international law” by allowing any Jews on the Mount. He demanded that Israeli authorities immediately prevent the entry of all Jews–and that Palestinians be allowed to come to the Mount at will and perform their ritual practices.
Unbelievable.
A student from Malawi, who had worked with an Israeli health volunteer in his country battling AIDS, came up to us as we walked down the street in the UC-Davis Picnic Day Parade and wanted to carry the Israeli flag.