The Time Temple Mount Jews SAVED the Al-Aqsa Mosque
Yaakov Teitel planned to fire an improvised mortar against the Al-Aqsa Mosque but abandoned the plan over fear of injuring Jewish worshippers on the Temple Mount.
(Hebrew source.)
Yaakov Teitel planned to fire an improvised mortar against the Al-Aqsa Mosque but abandoned the plan over fear of injuring Jewish worshippers on the Temple Mount.
(Hebrew source.)
So-called “hard-hitting” CNN spiked stories for decades under repressive Middle Eastern regimes (Warning: disturbing).
Now, “Mass media” is an easy target, but I think the basic problem with reporting state affairs is universal and insoluble. The more intrusive the state, the more state actions matter, but also the less easily secret and accurate information can be ferreted out while still staying in business (and I can’t think of any liberal states today). Additionally, media men are wary of alienating advertisers, and the bigger the moreso.
So, in an age of encroaching state involvement crowding out every area of legitimate human endeavor, I venture that honest, non-“infotainment” reporting of significance is prohibitively expensive. Readers can’t be told the truth (and they probably don’t want most of the truth, either, similar to my cynical take on Greenwashing).
There can only be private intelligence organizations (though they don’t call themselves that) reporting to the few and rich for investment reasons (who may have signed secrecy agreements). Even then, there are issues of mutual trust, etc.
For more, I suggest reading this: Never Trust Any Media Organization Large Enough to Gain ‘Access’!
I have earlier wondered if Feiglin would support peaceful secession.
Well, I discovered the answer in the comment section by the writer of “Tomer Devorah”:
I stood on the same street corner with Rav Baruch [ed., Kahane, son Rabbi Meir] handing out Feiglin literature years ago even after Moshe Feiglin told me to my face that if Jews in Yehuda and Shomron tried to break away and create a separate State of Judea (a project I was heavily involved with at the time) he would fight against it. He said that were he the Prime Minister, he would fight against it with force.
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See the context here. (For more on Medinat Yehuda, see this.)
Despicable.