Female Arab Terrorist Stabs Orthodox Jew in Jerusalem

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Female Arab Terrorist Stabs Orthodox Jew in Jerusalem

Female Arab Terrorist Stabs Orthodox Jew in Jerusalem August 12th, 2017 Written by Esther Lehman Stabbing in Jerusalem This time by yet another female Arab terrorist, the attacker is a Muslim Arab woman who stabbed…

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After they were desecrated by Arabs, the remains of Jews from the Second Temple period were brought for reinterment in Kfar Adumim,

On Tuesday, hundreds of bones of Jews who lived 2,000 years ago in the Old City of Jericho were brought to bury the cemetery in Kfar Adumim. In a moving ceremony organized by the staff of the Archeology Staff and the Chief of Staff of the Religions Department in the Civil Administration together with the Mateh Binyamin Regional Council. This step took place after Arab grave robbers removed many bones from their graves, vandalized and scattered them throughout the site, shortly before Passover.

The cave was located by the volunteers of the "Watchmen for Eternity" project, who were walking near the Hasmonean palaces in the Jericho area, after it was exposed during the course of earthworks by Arabs from the area by tractor for illegal agricultural work. The grottoes of the cave were badly damaged and hundreds of broken human bones rolled in fresh soil. According to testimonies of Arabs to travelers, the ossuaries (coffins) in it were plundered from the site.

The ancient cemetery of the Jewish city of Jericho operated some 2,000 years ago during the Second Temple period and is considered the largest Jewish cemetery of this period. The complex reflects the historical reality of the city of Jericho and its environs from the first century BCE until the time of the Great Revolt in the first century CE. The cemetery contains hundreds of tombs of the city's residents that teach about the structure of the society that lives in the area. Some of them are magnificent tombs belonging to the upper class of the period, alongside graves that testify to people of the lower class. According to the findings, there are even speculations that some of the graves belonged to the priests.

Shaul Batish, Chief of Staff of Religions in the Civil Administration: "The damage to the graves took place close to the Passover holiday, which brings with it many travelers, and therefore the Archaeological Officer Unit acted quickly to immediately evacuate the bones from the area. After that, we began to work for a proper and orderly reinterment, together with the Mateh Binyamin Regional Council, which allocated a designated burial plot in the cemetery in Kfar Adumim and the Ministry of Religious Services, which helped to collect the bones and bury them. We could not remain indifferent to the shocking case. History can not be erased, we will continue to act in honor of the dead and the commemoration of the Jews who lived here 2,000 years ago in a dignified and worthy manner. "

"The historic history of the Jewish people began here in Judea and Samaria from entering Israel via Jericho, the establishment of the capital city," Binyamin Ganz, head of the Mateh Binyamin Regional Council, said: "It is a historic right to bring to Israel the bones of our brothers from 2,000 years ago. In Shiloh in the days of the Bible and up to today. The site of the Palaces of the Hasmoneans is one of the most important sites in Jewish history from the time of the Second Temple, and further evidence of the ancient and historic Jewish settlement in the Binyamin region.

We will not stand silently against the desecration of our ancestors' graves. We thank the Civil Administration for the great effort and for bringing the bones to eternal rest in the heart of our country in Binyamin. We will continue to work to stop the desecration of the graves and preserve our heritage and history. I call on the government to adopt the national plan to strengthen and preserve our historical sites in our region. As Yigal Allon says: A people that does not respect its past, its present is poor, and its future is unclear. "

Meir Deutsch, CEO of Regavim, said: "This is a true grace not only with our forefathers, but also with our heritage and history, which were trampled and destroyed by the Palestinian Authority in Jericho and thousands of other archeological sites in Judea and Samaria, And the cradle of Jewish culture. "Fortunately, the Civil Administration responded quickly to our appeal and acted in a professional and quick manner in order to give our ancestors the ultimate honor, and the State of Israel can not accept this barbarity. ... See MoreSee Less

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Female Arab Terrorist Stabs Orthodox Jew in Jerusalem

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