Monday, 15 March 2010

PMonster: Construction in Jerusalem to continue just like in past 42 years

Business as usual under both Repugnican/Democrap USS presidents' noses

Netanyahu keeps strong position despite American [B.S.] pressure. Says 'cabinet's decision to end construction freeze after 10 months remains standing'

Despite the unprecedented crisis with the White House following Israel's plan to build 1,600 new housing units in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he plans to forge ahead with construction in Jerusalem "as we have since the Six Day War".

Knesset Member Tzipi Hotovely's asked Netanyahu during a Likud faction meeting what will happen after the 10-month construction freeze period ends in September. The prime minister replied that "construction in Jerusalem – and anywhere else – will continue as has been the custom during the past 42 years. The cabinet's decision to end the construction freeze after 10 months remains standing."

During the meeting, Netanyahu spoke about his cabinet's achievements, saying, "The government made three decisions. The first was a bill to simplify legal construction procedures in Israel. Every citizen knows the Via Dolorosa one must suffer in this terrible bureaucracy. Contractors can't build," he said. More


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