Yated Neeman that supported Chaim Walder Calls Ben-Gvir’s Temple Mount ‘Unnecessary Provocation’

 

The Yated Neeman newspaper, that employed the late sexual pervert Chaim Walder, and then supported him when the crap hit the fan, issued a scathing criticism of National Security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir after he ascended the Har Habayis Tuesday morning. 

The newspaper charged Ben-Gvir with causing a provocation which could lead to the murder of Jews by bloodthirsty Arabs.

This newspaper that doesn't recognize the State of Israel, the only Jewish country in the world, and is against the IDF, has the sheer chutzpah to tell us, that it is a provocation for a Jew in a Jewish country, to go up to the Har Habayis. 

Mrs. Yated, .......Arabs don't need excuses to kill Jews! 

In 1929, when the Arabs went on a pogrom and raped, murdered Jews in Chevron the Chareidie extremists wrote that this was because a Jew blew the Shofar at the Kotel and claimed and still claim, the Arab propaganda lie, that Jews and Arabs lived in peace before then. It has since been proven time and again, that this pogrom was planned months before the incident at the Kotel. This lie is repeated by Satmar on a weekly basis in their Yiddish weeklies, Der Goy and Der Shturmer. 

Ben-Gvir in a tweet answered them:

 “Yated Neeman is against a state for the Jewish people and against secular people living here. Do you support that as well?”

In an article entitled “Superfluous and Dangerous Provocation”, the newspaper said that Ben-Gvir’s “snapshot parade for a few minutes on Temple Mount at an early morning hour succeeded in agitating the Arab world, annoying the rest of the world and engendering a harsh American condemnation and sharp criticism from other countries, including friendly ones.” The newspaper said that there “wasn’t even the slightest benefit” from Ben-Gvir’s visit.

“Moreover the visit emphasized to all of us that Temple Mount is not really in the hands of the state of Israel, especially not when a minister needs to stage an elaborate ruse and arrive at an early hour when nobody is present, to be chaperoned by hundreds of police and to create a global storm, Arab rage and threats of revenge by murderous terror groups.”

The newspaper added that “such irresponsible shows endanger the lives of Jews and play into the hands of the inciters in mosques, the murderous ideologists of Hamas and the Islamic movement, who use such useless and inane acts to persuade the Palestinian rabble that the Yahud will remove Al Aqsa from its place and they need to perform beastly ‘acts of revenge.’

“Who allows such people to endanger the lives of Jews unnecessarily and in contravention of halacha? And for what? They’re not going to build the Third Temple, what do they need to make a victory parade for, if not for a media dividend?”

Additionally, Sephardi chief rabbi Yitzchak Yosef and former Sephardi chief rabbi Shlomo Amar stressed that Ben-Gvir’s actions were “totally prohibited” according to halacha and according to the rulings of the Chief Rabbinate. Rabbi Yosef sent a letter to Ben-Gvir explaining the halachic prohibition and stating that as a state representative he must maintain the Chief Rabbinate’s rulings.

Ben-Gvir responded by quoting on his Twitter account from Yated Neeman as it appeared on the Ynet site. He wrote to Ynet that “Yated Neeman is against a state for the Jewish people and against secular people living here. Do you support that as well?”

Interviewed on Israeli television, Ben-Gvir decried the “racism” preventing Jews from worshiping or even entering Temple Mount without police supervision of the groups.