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Sorry, no. I only got in to the Einstein Visa’s. What an incredible bargain at the time, but no clue how it would’ve paid off.
October 19, 2025 at 12:51 AM
Sorry, no. I only got in to the Einstein Visa’s. What an incredible bargain at the time, but no clue how it would’ve paid off.
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Jerusalem expert identifies location of the photo as “subterranean excavations beneath the homes of Palestinians in occupied Silwan, site of the most notorious of East Jerusalem's Biblically motivated settlements.” He says the photo is meant to frame “the war in Gaza into one of Biblical salvation.”
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This crass phenomenon was best described by the late Meron Ben Venus y"r, widely acknowledged as on of the finest geographical historian of the 20th and 21st centuries.
This is not a trivial phenomenon. It is weaponized kitsch.
Unplanned, and costing both human life and many millions of sheqels, a vast network of tunnels were created which allow for a visit to subterranean Jerusalem, that extends from what has become known as the City of David to the northern ramparts of the Old City. This underground city weaves a fabricated narrative - a Disneyland, really - that is designed to expunge thousands of years of non-Jewish history and create a purportedly direct link between the Second Temple Period until today. In this manner sewage ditches and moldy cellars are transformed into sacred sites and fabricated historical Jewish sites, with those who traverse it not encountering the embarrassing reality that reveals an Old City and Temple Mount teeming with Palestinians, in which the "city square" [as it appears in Naomi Shemer's iconic song,
"Jerusalem of Gold"] is once again devoid of Arabs. 193
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August 9, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Jerusalem expert identifies location of the photo as “subterranean excavations beneath the homes of Palestinians in occupied Silwan, site of the most notorious of East Jerusalem's Biblically motivated settlements.” He says the photo is meant to frame “the war in Gaza into one of Biblical salvation.”