Spain helping to rebuild illegal homes

[Reffo]

The Spanish government is paying for 42 people to come here and help rebuild two Palestinian homes that Israel deemed illegal and tore down in Anata in northeast Jerusalem, according to the director of the organization in charge of the project


"In particular, there are about 42 people from Spain in the camp, and the Spanish government is funding the camp again this year. They have paid for the 42 tickets of young people to come to the work camp, so that is pretty interesting that governments are starting to encourage people to come and resist the occupation," Halper told The Jerusalem Post

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Maybe Israel should respond in kind, it should start funding the Basque Liberation Front.

[GratefulFred]

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Maybe Israel should respond in kind, it should start funding the Basque Liberation Front.

As a favor to Spain we will put domilished pieces of terrorists houses in containers and send it to them so they can save on the plane fare.

[Reffo]

Could be a good idea 2 but then we will miss out watching them ranting and raving about evil Zionists interfering in their domestic affairs ...:D

[ranchcer]

Sending a handful of students to play politics in The M.E with taxpayers" money is not a good idea. To propagate the myth that begging for mercy comes out cheaper than applying for a work permit is even worse and any suggestion that if your house eventually gets knocked down, someone will come along to help rebuild it for free is plainly insane.
However, it is the local government's job to stop illegal construction works in progress as the political and economic cost of clearing up the mess can soar rapidly.