The fate of 450 elderly immigrants who live in a hotel that is on property slated to become the site of the new United States Embassy in Jerusalem became the subject of a heated discussion at the Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs Committee on Monday.
The fate of 450 elderly immigrants who live in a hotel that is on property slated to become the site of the new United States Embassy in Jerusalem became the subject of a heated discussion at the Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs Committee on Monday.
The fate of 450 elderly immigrants who live in a hotel that is on property slated to become the site of the new United States Embassy in Jerusalem became the subject of a heated discussion at the Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs Committee on Monday.
The fate of 450 elderly immigrants who live in a hotel that is on property slated to become the site of the new United States Embassy in Jerusalem became the subject of a heated discussion at the Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs Committee on Monday.
The fate of 450 elderly immigrants who live in a hotel that is on property slated to become the site of the new United States Embassy in Jerusalem became the subject of a heated discussion at the Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs Committee on Monday.
The fate of 450 elderly immigrants who live in a hotel that is on property slated to become the site of the new United States Embassy in Jerusalem became the subject of a heated discussion at the Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs Committee on Monday.
The fate of 450 elderly immigrants who live in a hotel that is on property slated to become the site of the new United States Embassy in Jerusalem became the subject of a heated discussion at the Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs Committee on Monday.
The fate of 450 elderly immigrants who live in a hotel that is on property slated to become the site of the new United States Embassy in Jerusalem became the subject of a heated discussion at the Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs Committee on Monday.
Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman on Sunday slammed requests to open an investigation into the shooting death of a Palestinian journalist killed while covering Friday’s protests in Gaza.
Zandberg committee conclusions, which critics say treat the territories like Israel proper, are already being implemented on the ground.
