U. S. Government Violates Israeli Sovereignty! Where is the Outrage?!

ט"ו לחודש העשירי תשע"ה

Arutz 7: 'Deport US Consulate Staff Who Threatened Jews'
Samaria Regional Council Head demands response from Israeli Interior Ministry following clash between US consulate, Israelis.

Uzi Baruch and Tova Dvorin, January 3, 2015

Acting Head of the Samaria Regional Council, Yossi Dagan, has filed a request to the Minister of the Interior Gilad Erdan demanding he immediately expel the American Consulate staff members who entered the Samaria village of Adei Ad Friday and threatened Israeli Jews with an M-16.

U. S. Consulate, Jerusalem

"As revealed through Wikileaks few years ago, these supposed 'officials' are intelligence agents and spies in every respect," said Dagan, adding "this time, they went too far and participated in a provocative tour with the Palestinians in the southern Samaria and north Binyamin, without any coordination as required with the IDF and police, and pulled out a firearm and threatened Israeli civilians."

"This is a crossing of all red lines," he continued. "This event could have descended easily into bloodshed and only as a result of the settlers' responsible behavior was [a scenario like that] prevented."

"I request that in view of the serious and criminal conduct, that these [US] security guards and officials be deported," he added.

"If Israeli intelligence officials and armed Israeli security guards stationed in one of the Israeli consulates in the United States had participated in a political provocation without any coordination with the police and threatened American citizens with weapons, at best, they would be arrested and deported, and the more likely case would be them spending several years in federal prison."

It is unclear exactly what prompted the incident at Adei Ad Friday, but reports say that several consulate officials arrived with armed guards at the community to investigate Palestinian Arabs' claims of vandalism of a nearby olive orchard.

An argument erupted between the convoy and the community's security guards, as all official visits to Jewish communities in Judea-Samaria must be coordinated with the IDF and police - a protocol the consulate allegedly ignored. At least one of the American guards allegedly pulled out his handgun and M-16 during the course of the argument.

(Tip: Jews News)

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
What' the heck is going on?!

A friend of mine who lives in Adei Ad, a Jewish stronghold near Shiloh, was not there during the incident, and so, had nothing to contribute regarding what actually had happened last week.

News sources besides Arutz 7 suggested that the U. S. officials were touring the area with Arabs, when rocks were thrown at them, which they claim caused light damage to their vehicle.

And then I guess that the U. S. officials were just "defending themselves," by brandishing their weapons.

And, where was their required coordination with the IDF? Non-existent.

Will the next step be that the Israeli Government will allow U. S. officials to take U. S. citizens into custody at will? Will it simply look the other way, and pretend that it cares?

Fortunately for me, I already renounced my U. S. citizenship last Passover. Still, that does not do much good in this regard, if the Israeli Government will allow a foreign government to threaten and otherwise harass its own citizens.

Is there any connection to future U. S. troops entering Israel?? I have been warning about this since 2005/תשע"ה.

Since one theory is that foreign troops would be used to expel Jews from their homes in Yehudah and the Shomron (Judea and Samaria), saving the Israeli Government time and resources, as well as the trauma which would be incurred by IDF soldiers, like during the Jewish expulsion from Azza (Gaza), not to mention the expected, drastic increase in resistence of IDF soldiers toward expelling their fellow Jews, it would not surprise me in the least if the claims above about spying were true.

For more information, and connecting of the dots, make sure to read Tomer Devorah's Prelude To Foreign Troops? as well.