Israeli politician itamar ben gavir has set up a temprary ofice in the hotly contested east jeruselam neighborhood of...

israeli politician itamar ben gavir has set up a temprary ofice in the hotly contested east jeruselam neighborhood of sheikh jarrah in order to force police to protect himself and the jewiszh residents of the area from increasingly hostile arab neighbors, the police have already evicted him onec but he has vowed to return and rem,ain intill they properly secure the area and the lives of its jewish residents
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I assume this is the cousin. The other thread is archived.

Whats up? Great to hear that you are still involved with Chabad. How is your Hebrew? Get the Polish (if I remember correctly) citizenship first. If the shit hits the fan you can move to any EU country no questions asked. An Israeli friend just got his Portuguese citizenship for the same reason.

unlike american and eu politicians this man saw an issue that was within his imediate power to resolve an so placeing himself in harms way he took it apon himself to protect his constituents inspite of meida condemnation
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Im yom tovs cousin, things are well with me, beem going to shul regularly, practicing my hebrew can read it slowly with the niqud, my grandfather was born in romania not sure I could use that to get citezenship as I have no documentation of this and he has been dead for 10 years besides when america tanks I think western europe will be pulled down with it, south amrica would be better I think at that point, how are you doing?

when I do get settled in israel as in when I get out of the army I hope to have well on my land or on an imeideint neighbors, just incase I end up under siege
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Great news! I am doing well.

>my grandfather was born in romania.
You will get the citizenship for sure. Either the state or the local Chabad has some documentation about him.

I hope you are going to Machon Meir for a year first, then to do the service in Netzah Yehuda Battalion.

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>in order to force police to protect himself and the jewiszh residents of the area from increasingly hostile arab neighbors

HE CRIES IN PAIN

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my initail plan was to enlist after 2 months there are benifeits like being able to import suff with reduced taxes you get for 3 years after you make aliyah and well your in the army these benifets are on pause so if i spend 3 months in israel as a civilian when I get out of the army I will still have 2 years and 9 months to use them, but if I go to yeshiva the clock keeps runing down on them, I am still in the very early stages of decideing exactly how its gonna go, I dont even have a passport yet I have an appointment to aplie for one at the end of the month, should get it a few moths after that then I need my birth certificate authenticated by the us that will take another few months, then I need a letter from a rabbi and then I need the israeli goverment to acept all this and issue my visa so it will be probably 8 months for all this to happen, my plan was to aclimate for 2 months, by aclimate I mean sleep on the beach get aquainted with family and adjust to the cousine then enlist

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