Gush Katif Connection With Beit Shemesh Elections

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Commentary;

I’m going to speak in the 1st person here.

Aside from the dirty tricks and “stinking manuevers” which marked the campaigns of 2 of the 3 Mayoralty candidates in Beit Shemesh; what irks me is that there seems a definite connection, like links in a chain, between the winning candidate, the parties who backed him, the lengths to which they went to bring about his election (with the possible resultant exclusivity partition of Beit Shemesh/Ramat Beit Shemesh) and what the religious parties, ALL of them — including Mafdal (on a national level) — an across-the-board indictment — regarding what none of them bothered to do to save their Jewish brethren formerly from Gush Katif.

As such, the Beit Shemesh municipal elections, and the massive Shas/Chareidi win reinforces the old adage — “where there is a will, there is a way.”

We have come to view as normal that certain sectors pull out all of the stops in the final hours before election to insure victory, i.e. Rabbanim at various levels issue their p’sakim as to who their Kehillot MUST support, that Rabbanim from outside Beit Shemesh are brought in to impose their political wills on their followers, where meetings are held and those who attend who don’t “toe the line” and seek to speak out as to their reason why are ousted in the crudest fashions.

But while one of this election’s Mayoralty candidates was trying to infiltrate into Gush Katif with others, just over 3 years ago during the days of the expulsion in what turned out to be vain efforts to fight it, all of these same Rabbanim, who descended upon Beit Shemesh and Ramat Beit Shemesh just before Tuesday’s elections to impose their edict upon their followers and Kehillot to support a certain candidate, sat on their hands, close-mouthed.

These Rabbanim who brought all of the bochurim and Kollelim out of their Yeshivas, Batei medrashim and study halls in droves to hear their edicts on who they MUST support in the elections were the same ones who sat closed-mouthed while their disciples remained in front of their gemuras or conducted themselves business-as-usual running from store to store shopping for their own narrow concerns while their brethren had their homes, belongings, assets and lives stolen out from under them at legalized gunpoint by an evil, disdainful, loathing-of- Yiddishkeit national government of Israel.

And perhaps, these will end up being the same Rabbanim who will send the boys and the men out of their Yeshivas, Batei medrashim and study halls enmass to defend their own turf should the residents of Matityahu East [Kiryat Sefer], allegedly over the so-called “green-line (sic)”, face the same fate as the former Gush Katif residents faced.

One distinction though; We who love Eretz Yisrael, our fellow Jews, who know no distinction as to what sector they are (for we would be out even with the seculars were they ousted from their homes and neighborhoods in Tel Aviv, Yaffo, etc. which the Arabs claim as their property), would be there for those living in Matityahu East [Kiryat Sefer] simply because they are our brothers. Ergo, my abject bitterness over the Chareidi/Shas Rabbanim and their political election machinations which resulted in their candidate’s crushing victory over the one true menschlikeit, Yer’at Shemayim candidate for Beit Shemesh Mayor. MB

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Thursday War News: Rocket, Mortar Bombardment From Gaza Continues, Terror Plot Foiled; IDF Nabs 5 Terrorists

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Rocket Fired From Gaza Strip Towards Ashkelon

High Terror Alert; Gaza Crossings Remain Closed, by Maayana Miskin (Israel National News)


IDF Closes Kerem Shalom Crossing Getting Intel of Planned Terror Attack

Rocket Barrage on Western Negev Continues [Thursday AM]

4 Kassam Rockets Fired at Western Negev Overnight [Landing Near Sderot and Open Fields in Shaar Hanegev, Sdot Negev Regional Councils]

IDF Thwarts Palestinian Attempt to Carry out an Attack [at Central Gaza Security Fence], by IDF Spokesperson November 12th, 2008

See related reports here.

IDF Nabs 5 Wanted Palestinian Terror Suspects [in Shechem, Ramallah and Hebron]

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Wednesday War News: 6 Mortars Fired From Gaza. IDF Kills 4 Gaza Terrorists — 1 Had Kalashnikovs; Arabs Riot Near Jerusalem, IDF Nabs 2 Terrorists

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Two More Mortars Hit Nahal Oz [Near Fuel Terminal]

Gaza Fires Four Mortars at Nahal Oz

IDF Troops Gun Down Four Terrorists Near Gaza Border [Near Kissufim Crossing] By Yaakov Lappin (Jerusalem Post)

Related report; Dead Arab Gunmen Had Kalashnikovs

Arabs Riot Near Jerusalem [Northeast of Ma’aleh HaChamisha]

IDF, Shin Bet Nab Senior PFLP Operative [in Shechem]

IDF Arrests Wanted Terrorist [in Bethlehem]

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Election Postscript: Shas Chareidi Mayor for Beit Shemesh

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Official Final Numbers, as sent from Shalom Lerner Campaign Headquarters;

For Mayor;

Abutbol - 46.7
Lerner - 28.4
Vaknin - 24.9

For City Council:

UTJ - 5
B’Yachad - 3
Shas - 3
Dor Acher (Balayish) - 2
Likud - 2
Mishpacha Acat (Russians) - 2
Labor - 1
Tov - 1
Chen - 0

Shas Chareidi candidate Moshe Abutbul has apparently been swept into office as Mayor of Beit Shemesh garnering 52% of the vote to B’yachad’s Shalom Lerner with 30% and incumbent Mayor Danny Vaknin a distant 3rd with 17.7% of the vote in a campaign which degenerated into a host of dirty tricks and “stinking manuevers”, mostly by coordinated by one candidate’s campaign, in the final 72 hours before the vote and in which there were a slew of voting irregularities (i.e. torn or non-existent Shalom Lerner ballot slips at certain voting stations) on election day.

Please keep in mind that the numbers shown here are not official and, unlike in the U.S. or even the results of a national election, there will be a number of versions of the results until we have the actual official numbers.

Rafi’s Life in Israel blog provides a graphic on the apparent layout of the next city council.

To read more about Tuesday’s election results in Iv’rit, click here.

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Tuesday War News: Kassams Launched at Sderot, Nab “Pal” Crossing Gaza Border; IDF Finds 50 lbs of Explosives, Stonings of IDF, Civilians, 9 Arabs Nabbed, IDF Nabs “Pal” in Possession of Explosives

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Kassam Launched at Sderot

Kassam Rocket Hits Open Area Near Sderot; No Wounded Reported

IDF Paratroopers Arrest Palestinian Who Crosses Gaza Border Fence

IDF Found 50 lbs of Explosives Ingredients

Arabs Wound Israeli [in Stonings] Near Bethlehem

Dozen Arabs Stone IDF Troops

Nine Palestinian Fugitives Arrested in Hebron by IDF

Rock Attacks in Kalkilyeh Area

IDF Soldiers Catch Palestinian in Possession of Bomb Near Jenin

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The Test of Mettle: The Beit Shemesh Response in a National Crisis

Filed under: News Reports, Commentary & Human Interest, Municipal Elections 2008 on Monday, November 10th, 2008 by moshe | 2 Comments

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David Morris, the esteemed founder and Chairman of Lema’an Achai which assists families in need and enables them to get back on their feet and to achieve financial and social independence, wrote the email below making several very important points in support of Shalom Lerner who was one of the chief architects of the Beit Shemesh response in helping populations in the North during the massive Hezbollah Katyusha bombardments of the Lebanon conflict of the summer of 2006.

What Morris describes below seems indicative of the love, caring and sensitivity which Shalom Lerner will bring to Beit Shemesh once elected mayor. MB

From: David Morris
Date: Nov 10, 2008 9:20 AM
Subject: Why Vote Shalom? Why Vote BeYachad?!
To: David Morris

Why Vote Shalom Lerner? And Why Vote “BeYachad”?

Hizballah fired over four thousand rockets and missiles, raining death & destruction upon the whole North of Israel. It was the summer of 2006. Danny Vaknin, the Mayor of Bet Shemesh, was on a city-sponsored trip in China.

I was in the Mayor’s office, with Shalom Lerner, Deputy Mayor, who was at the head of a table of distinguished council members and community leaders. “What can we do,” Shalom asked us, “to best help our brothers from the North of Israel?”

The team of the Bet Shemesh Municipality, together with Lema’an Achai, which spearheaded a group of local and national charities, put together and implemented an emergency “City of Refuge” program, which successfully housed, fed and even entertained Over A Thousand Refugees from the devastated cities and towns of Northern Israel.

What is more, Shalom successfully united all those people around that table, representatives from chiloni, dati, chareidi, sephardi, Ashkenazi, Russian, left wing and right wing to roll up their sleeves to help a similarly cross-spectrum population of refugees so that each group, family and individual were given the care and support they desperately needed even to the level of numerous special hechsherim on the food, to providing facilities for the Russians to watch cable TV and play chess!

Bet Shemesh was the ONLY city which responded at this level to the refugee problem of the Lebanon War. The City of Bet Shemesh and Lema’an Achai were spotlighted & commended in the post-war Ben Gurion University Report on “The Response of the Non-Profit Sector to the 2nd Lebanon War”.

Seeing Shalom in action, his immediate and unwavering desire to help Am Yisrael, and his efficient and deeply sensitive management, helping to get the job done quickly and efficiently, cutting through any obstacles, even in a National Emergency (read: “National balagan”) environment made a deep impression upon me.

If he cares this much about the residents of Kireat Shmona, Naharia, Safad, and Tiberius, I reckoned, how much more so he must care about his neighbors and constituents from here in Bet Shemesh.

I have since worked with Shalom on several other projects, in my role as Chairman of Lema’an Achai. He has always been there for us as an organization, and for the many individual families we help, who have also needed his help. From helping us to obtain a site for Lema’an Achai’s new building, to helpling a poor family, who can’t pay their bills, to immediately getting their water switched back on.

I will be voting Shalom Lerner for Mayor of Bet Shemesh ¡V because he cares, he’s capable, he’s straight.

Shalom will clean up our city (physically and politically), and propel it, from being stuck somewhere in the 1950’s, to being the cream of Israel’s cities.

Shalom will preserve & encourage the very best from our rainbow populations, creating a better, more prosperous & united city for all of us. I know, because I have seen with my own eyes how, given the reins, Shalom can achieve what no other mayor in Israel can do.

Why Vote BeYachad? The difficulties for any mayor (or even any Prime Minister in Israel) in achieving real progress, are largely due to the constant need to deal with disparate coalition partners and pander to their narrow partisan agendas. Shalom Lerner therefore created a new party “BeYachad” to run for the mandates for city council.

“BeYachad” means Together, and it’s not just a name, but it describes our philosophy and agenda. When forming BeYachad Shalom Lerner decided to forgo the standard practice of simply listing “old boy” politicians. The BeYachad List include a refreshing & inspiring range of folks, each with an impressive CV of successfully, and selflessly, serving the population of Bet Shemesh both men & women (yes, how many women do you see on other lists?), including from Sephardi, Ashkenazi, Ethiopian, Russian, French, British (me!), and American backgrounds.
BeYachad is a party consisting of individuals who are not only accomplished people but people who have accomplished much for our community. All BeYachad members are shomrei mitzvot whose lives are guided by Torah. This influence enables BeYachad members to remain steadfast to their own ideals while recognizing, respecting and working together with the wonderfully diverse nature of our city’s populace.

BeYachad members have enhanced the education of our city. BeYachad will enable every child to have an equal opportunity to receive a first rate education. BeYachad members are innovators and pioneers in tzedaka and chesed. BeYachad will create win-win partnerships between the Municipality and the charitable sector, and focus on improving the Municipal Welfare Services.

BeYachad members have spearheaded city building and expansion. BeYachad will continue to make sure the city’s limited land and infrastructure are distributed fairly and (solely) according to community needs. BeYachad members have successful business and industry experience. BeYachad will actively attract businesses to Bet Shemesh, increasing local employment and wherewithal.

BeYachad will help Bet Shemesh flourish beyond its humble beginnings of the 1950’s and to join the ranks of other cities. If you’re comfortable with the current rainbow nature of our city’s population and wish to live harmoniously with all of its inhabitants, then Shalom Lerner MUST be your choice for Mayor. And if you want Shalom to be EFFECTIVE to implement change & progress as our Mayor, you MUST vote his party “BeYachad”!! BeYachad, Together, For Bet Shemesh ¡V A City We Can All Be Proud Of!! —

Best Regards,

David Morris
“BeYachad” Party City Council Candidate

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Beit Shemesh: Revolution of Inclusiveness or of Exclusion to Most?

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With 30 hours to go to national municipal elections in Israel, Beit Shemesh held a Mayoralty debate on Sunday night in the Simcha Hall of Beit Knesset Beit Tefillah Yona Avraham between the two main candidates, Shalom Lerner of B’Yachad and the Shas/Gimmel candidate Moshe Abutbul. The debate was extremely well organized despite having been chiselled together at the last minute.

The debate came on the heels of a controversial 14 page glossy promo piece by Abutbul’s campaign which was distributed by their campaign activists (ostensibly frum) during mid-afternoon on Friday afternoon, Erev Shabbos while most other observant Jews were cleaning, cooking and preparing for Shabbos.

Abutbul’s promo piece begins, right from page one in dismissal of his main opponent Shalom Lerner as “a very personable person and truly nice person” and continues that “Alas niceness, as important as it is… is far from enough.”

The promo piece notes that;

“We need a Mayor with a proven track record… who knows the municipal machine inside-out better than anyone else… with 20 years of experience.”

But nowhere in any of the 14 pages of this glossy piece entitled; “Why weren’t RB'’S Residents Told About This?” does it spell out even one constructive effort which Abutbul undertook during his “20 years of experience.”

Whereas Abutbul’s public record seems to be as closely held to vest as is Barack Hussein Obama’s, Shalom Lerner’s nearly 20 years of impressive, specific civic and public service credentials are out there, of public record for all to see and review in both English and in Iv’rit. One of the “Anonymous” comments on Rafi’s “Life in Israel” blog relates to this author’s deep concerns about Moshe Abutbul to a tee;

“Anonymous” noted that the promo mentioned several times about all of the positions that Abutbul held in city hall over the past 15 years. Many of those postions were ones of power and influence yet…he didn’t mention even one instance where he made a difference. And Abutbul’s assertions cited in the brochure beg numerous questions; one which this author will express here;

Having stated in the promo piece that he “pledged that the city, under my leadership, will strive for complete equality among ALL sectors… the Irya will not become a ‘Shteibel’ … I will aways strive for consensus rather than division,” how does the above statement jive with numerous Abutbul public statements, including videos such as this YouTube video (where Moshe Abutbul is interviewed regarding possible opening of a Bituach Leumi office in RBS) which deliver a loud and clear message that if elected Mayor, he will work to make Beit Shemesh exclusive for Chareidim?

But back to the debate.

The event, perhaps the first of its kind in Israel was well organized and both candidates kept to the plan and rules. Neither candidate had any response to any question cut-off because they went over-time or didn’t follow the rules. No homeruns were hit by either candidate and Shalom Lerner more than held his own with Moshe Abutbul, generally acknowledged as being a polished orator, albeit only in Iv’rit. Shalom, like the proverbial modern-day baseball pitcher, kept his campaign in the game in a debate generally acknowledged as having ended in a draw. If Abutbul hoped to eat into Lerner voters, it seems very much to this author that he didn’t.

But one thing to come out of this debate is, that there is a distinction to be made between dreams and vision — bringing into fruition dreams and visions which are do-able, and turning dreams and visions into impractical, unachievable, unkeepable campaign promises as with Abutbul’s hospital. There lies the difference in candidates.

You will read in another post how Shalom Lerner was able to mobilize the Ir’ya to facilitate Lema’an Achai’s response and assistance to over 1,000 people from the North who came to Beit Shemesh to escape the Hezbollah rocket onslaught of the Lebanon conflict of the summer of 2006.

In the case of the hospital, it takes funds that the Ir’ya and citizens just don’t have. And with the world financial markets in deep crisis (Does Moshe Abutbul have any recognition of the seriousness of the world financial crisis?), Tzedaka from Chutz L’Aretz seems at a premium. Therefore, to make such a promise and bring about its mandate is an extremely risky and irresponsible proposition. MB

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Sunday, Monday War News: Kassam Rocket Hits Negev, Gaza Crossings Closed After 60+ Rockets; Arabs Stone Jewish Driver, IDF Nabs 24 Terrorists, Gunfire at IDF, Rock Attacks, Molotovs Thrown at Jews

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Kassam Rocket Strikes Open Area in Western Negev; None Wounded

Gaza Crossings Closed, Fuel Shortage to be Discussed

Arabs Stone and Wound Israeli Driver [Near Abud, Northwest of Ramallah]

IDF Troops Arrest 24 Palestinians During Operations

IDF Fired at Near Kalkilye

Rock Attack Near Bethlehem

3 Molotov Cocktails Thrown at Israeli Cars Near Bethlehem; None Hurt

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Parsha Vayeira 5769: Stark Contrasts Between Chessed and the Ways of Sodom

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by Moshe Burt

Our Parsha opens with Hashem, as we understand, visiting Avraham Aveinu on the 3rd day after Bris Milah, when Avraham was at the height of his pain following the circumcision, as Rashi indicates, “to inquire about his welfare.” (Metsuda Linear Chumash rendering of Rashi on Perek 18, posuk 1)

It’s not like Hashem needed to pay a visit to ascertain Avraham’s actual condition for, Hashem is the Creator, The Master, The Ruler over the world who knows and is aware of everything. And so we learn and gain insight from this first posuk as to the Mitzvah of Bikur Cholim; showing, caring, giving strength and encouragement to the ill by visiting and caring about them.

But this vort endeavors to contrast Avraham Aveinu’s chessed with the cruelty of the city of Sodom. Avraham Aveinu sat, at the height of his pain after Bris Milah, still seeking orchim, guests, even as he received his visit from Hashem. When “the men”, the melachim, or at least two of the melachim who were sent to Avraham Aveinu arrived, Avraham pardoned himself from Hashem in order to take care of his guests. The vort is about these two who were assigned by Hashem to rescue Lot and his family and to destroy Sodom, and about the midos, the mores the characteristics of the people of Sodom whch led to their destruction and perspective of Sodom in modern day.

Rabbi Yehudah Nachshoni, in his “Studies in the Weekly Parsha” begins a section on Sodom by stating that the Torah makes no specific comment as to the sin of the Sodomites.

“The Torah merely tells us that they were very wicked and sinned greatly, and that a cry had come up from Sodom to the Heavens until Hashem, as it were, came down by Himself to see if indeed they had done ‘as its cry.’ But what that cry was, is not specified in the Torah. Chazal explain it as the cry of certain young woman who had been sentenced by the city to either be exposed to bees or to be burned, because she had helped a poor man.” (Studies in the Weekly Parsha, Parsha Vayeira, page 85; Perek Cheilik 109b, Gemora Sanhedrin)

The sefer, “The Midrash Says” (Parsha Vayeira, pages 165-177) offers additional perspectives on the cruelty and depravation of the people of Sodom; that hospitality, that kindness was outlawed and justice was absurd and non-existent in Sodom.

“The Midrash Says” cites the Sodomite constitution which included the following laws;

  • 1/ Any stranger found in the vicinity may be robbed of his money and maltreated.
  • 2/ It is the duty of a Sodomite judge to ensure that evey wayfarer leaves the country penniless.
  • 3/ Anyone found handing food to a pauper or stranger will be put to death.
  • 4/ Anyone who invites strangers to a wedding will be punished by having all of his clothing removed from his body.

The sefer informs that Avraham’s servant Eliezer would readily attest to the perversion of Sodom in a number of stories of his experiences when he once happened to pass through.

Eliezer was once accosted in the street by Sodomites and beaten until bleeding. When Eliezer went before a Sodomite Judge demanding justice, the judge ruled that Eliezer owed the Sodomites for letting his blood. So Eliezer then beat the judge silly until the judge bled.
Then he demanded remuneration for the beating which he told judge to pay those that he “owed.”

Then, as evening came, Eliezer was invited to rest in one of Sodom’s guest beds. He ascertained that it was the Sodomite custom to fit the guest to the bed (by either cutting off limbs or stretching the limbs), rather than giving a guest an appropriate bed. Eliezer begged off of the offer claiming not to have3 slept in a bed since his mother died.

Ascertaining Sodomite laws concerning strangers being invited to a Sodomite wedding (see above point 4), When asked who invited him, he pointed to various men successively until he was seated by himself consuming his solitary meal.

There was also the episode at the entrance to Lot’s home on the night that “the men”, the melachim arrived which epitomizes and gives historical perspective to the ways of Sodom; Parsha Vayeira, Perek 19, posuk 5; “They called to Lot and said to him, ‘Where are the men who came to you tonight? Bring them out to us that we may know them.’”

Rashi comments on “that we may know them”; “For the purpose of homosexuality as in: ‘Who have never known a man,’ known refers to sexual relations.”

Is there a not message here for the contemporary State of Israel, with it’s government-invested Hasbara efforts directed toward “gay and swinger-friendliness” and in what we learn in our Parsha about Hashem’s wrath upon Sodom? Is there not a message here for those who prey on the shy, perhaps those not so socially-interactive with their type of gay “outreach?”

Is there a not also message here for the contemporary shakedown regime whose leaders are involved in every manner of self-enrichment, corruption, graft and pay-offs, no matter at whose expense, even at the peril of national security? And is there not a message for an evil regime which expels thousands of Jews, destroying and leveling their properties and seizing their asset, a regime which levels and destroys Jewish homes, such as the Federman-Tor homes and farms and which threatens another building, Beit HaShalom, where hundreds of Jews live — out of blind hatred and loathing for Jewish ethic and derech?

May we, the B’nai Yisrael be zocha that our brethren — the refugee families from Gush Katif be permanently settled and be made totally whole, that our dear brother Jonathan Pollard, captive Gilad Shalit and the other MIAs be liberated alive returned to us in ways befitting Al Kiddush Hashem and that we fulfill Hashem’s blueprint of B’nai Yisrael as a Unique people — an Am Segula, not to be reckoned with as with “the nations” and may we be zocha to see the Moshiach, the Ge’ula Shlaima, as Dov Shurin sings; “Yom Hashem V’Kol HaGoyim”, the Ultimate Redemption, bim hay v’yameinu — speedily, in our time”, — Achshav, Chik Chuk, Miyad, Etmol!!!

Good Shabbos!

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Moshe Burt, an Oleh, is a commentator on news and events in Israel and Founder and Director of the Sefer Torah Recycling Network. He lives in Ramat Beit Shemesh.
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Friday, Shabbos, Motsei Shabbos War News: More Rockets Hit Askelon, Sderot, West Negev, IDF Blasts Rocket on Ground, 4 Terrorists Nabbed, Jew Stabbed by Arabs in Jerusalem, 2 Wounded by Stoning Near Peduel

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Rocket Hits Ashkelon Area

IDF Destroys Gaza Rocket [and Launcher on Ground]

2 Kassams Fall Outside of Sderot; No Injuries Reported

5 Kassam Rockets Slam into West Negev

Four Terrorists Arrested in Tulkarm, Bethlehem

Jerusalem: Jew Stabbed by 2 Arabs [at French Hill Intersection]

Two Wounded in Samaria [Rock] Attack [Near Peduel]

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