‘Price tag’ tactics of West Bank Jewish settlers

This is Israel. It's the part that the "chosen" don't want you to know about.
It's the same as it's always been for thousands of years.
Revenge, retaliation, repeat.
I don't find a political message here, unless the world has finally accepted, vandalism and intimidation as political.
The children from Nazi Germany acted in this manner, Right before......

With their hoodies, covered faces and cans of spray paint, they may in some ways look like average teenage vandals out for a night of trouble.

But on the streets of Arab East Jerusalem, some young Jewish people are up to more than just graffiti. They are part of what has become known as price tag gangs and they are risking their safety to send a very political message.

Price-tagging is the term they use for a range of acts, from vandalism to arson attacks and religious desecration. They carry out these crimes as an act of revenge - they say there is a price to be paid by Arabs for attacks on Jewish homes and businesses.

They are also warning their own government with these price tags that there is a price to pay for any attempt to give what they believe is Jewish land to the Palestinians as part of the fragile peace process.

They come from the hilltops of the West Bank, Arab territory that has been occupied by Israel since the war of 1967.

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Investor has big plans for Jerusalem, West Bank

Oh my God!!!!!!!!!!!
Now there really will be a Holy War

Australian technology investor Kevin Bermeister has had some hits and misses in his career.

He founded the popular file-sharing network Kazaa, built Australia's largest video game distributor and was an early investor in Skype.

Less successful ventures included the now-defunct Sega World theme park in Sydney and an offshoot of troubled PC-maker Packard Bell.

Now he has set his investment sights on Jerusalem. After buying a 185-room hotel and bidding on a troubled Jewish development in East Jerusalem that was about to be sold to a Palestinian billionaire, he has proposed his most ambitious - some say far-fetched - plan: Jerusalem 5800, a 30-year, $30 billion redevelopment blueprint to transform the ancient holy city into a sprawling international tourist hub.

The businessman, who is Jewish, envisions 50,000 new hotel rooms, a new international airport in the West Bank and an underground metro line running through the city's archaeologically rich terrain.

Bermeister, 52, told the Los Angeles Times that his privately led vision will succeed where government redevelopment plans have failed.

Q: Why so much interest in Jerusalem?

A: I've been coming here for seven or eight years, looking and scouting. We've identified a business opportunity. I think we can take advantage of it, provide a

Catholic Church condemns 'price-tag' attack on monastery, urges Israel to change 'culture of contempt'

Statement by top clerics, including Jerusalem's Latin Patriarch, urges authorities to apprehend those responsible; Netanyahu: Israel will punish perpetrators severely.

My my, the things MSM won't show you. I wonder why.
Probably because they are to ignorant to be able to explain to you the different positions of both religions, stemming from the Old as well as the New Testament. The difference is actually phenomenal.

The Catholic Church condemned the so-called "price-tag" attack against a Christian monastery on Tuesday, with high-ranking church offices denouncing the "teaching of contempt" against Christians prevalent in Israeli society.

Earlier Tuesday, the door of a Christian monastery in Latrun, the Abbaye de Notre-Dame de Sept-Douleurs, near Jerusalem, was set on fire on morning and anti-Christian slogans were found spray-painted on the monastery's walls.

And who is teaching this? Because nobody in America knows it's going on.
There is a lot of Christian support in America for it's sediment not to be reciprocated.

The arson and graffiti are suspected to be a “price tag” attack, following the recent evacuation of Migron, a settlement outpost in the West Bank.

Monks residing at the monastery noticed the burning door on Tuesday morning, and called police after extinguishing the flames. Graffiti sprayed on the monastery walls included the words “Migron,” and “Jesus is a monkey.”

It looks like the Catholic leader are very sure of what they're condemning, with no doubt about where to where they need to direct it to.

In a statement released later in the day and signed, among others, by the Latin Patriarch for Jerusalem Fouad Twal and Gerogio Lingua, Apostolic Nuncio for Jordan, and former Latin Patriarch Michel Sabbah, the Catholic Church severely condemned the attack, saying it was the results of an Israeli tendency to scapegoat Christians.

"The Christian community awoke this morning… to

Israeli police clash with evicted settler youths in West Bank (video)

The spoils of war. One would think in this day and age that, that would be an outlawed posibility. The UN does, but Israels attitude is "tough shit",
We do what we want for we are the chosen.
The Uncouth question is: Chosen what and by whom?
The Palistians that they are evicting are nomadic farmers, in the off season they're not there. They pose no threat what so ever. This is not something new to them, it's part of their cultural heritage.

Here is a politically uncorrect question for you: Why is Israel the only country in the world allowed access into our Federal government, though the use of duel citizenship?
Don't believe me? Then consider Rep. Michele Bachmann's decision to give up her duel citizenship as fast as her application for it was approved.
It's not legal under United States Constitutional law.
Check it out for yourself and then demand an answer as to why we allow the acceptation for Israel.

Israeli police arrest rioting teenage Jewish settlers as they try to remove them from the unauthorised outpost of Migron in the occupied West Bank

Last week the court rejected an appeal by the settlers to delay the evacuation, which a separate ruling a year ago decided was built on privately owned Palestinian land.

Migron is one of dozens of hilltop outposts built more than a decade ago without Israeli government authorisation on land captured by Israel in the 1967 Middle East War but which Palestinians claim for a hoped-for independent state.

The United Nations deems all Israeli settlements in the West Bank to be illegal. Israel disputes this and distinguishes between about 120 settlements it has sanctioned and about 100 outposts erected by settlers without authorisation.