Eastern Al-Quds (Jerusalem) Synagogue Plan Finalized
Local Editor 13-04-2010
"Israeli" authorities gave permission to construct a new synagogue and school in occupied East Al Quds (Jerusalem).
According to "Israel's" army radio, planning for the construction of the synagogue started in 1995, and will be carried out in Gilo settlement in occupied territories. Although it still requires final approval from the city's planning commission, the plan is finalized.
The synagogue new plan will cause an explosion of the Anti-Zionists, who strictly warn their leaders that the Zionist regime plans to turn Al-Quds (Jerusalem) into a Jewish state.
Only a few hundred meters away from Al Aqsa Mosque, Tel Aviv will be reopening Hurva Synagogue, causing tremendous Palestinian frustration, igniting clashed between Palestinian demonstrators and "Israeli" troops.
Palestinians have forever been calling for support to put an end to all "Israeli" settlement expansion and other violations in occupied Al-Quds (Jerusalem) under the firm belief that it is the Palestinians' right to demand Al Quds as their capitol.
"Israeli" authorities gave permission to construct a new synagogue and school in occupied East Al Quds (Jerusalem).
According to "Israel's" army radio, planning for the construction of the synagogue started in 1995, and will be carried out in Gilo settlement in occupied territories. Although it still requires final approval from the city's planning commission, the plan is finalized.
The synagogue new plan will cause an explosion of the Anti-Zionists, who strictly warn their leaders that the Zionist regime plans to turn Al-Quds (Jerusalem) into a Jewish state.
Only a few hundred meters away from Al Aqsa Mosque, Tel Aviv will be reopening Hurva Synagogue, causing tremendous Palestinian frustration, igniting clashed between Palestinian demonstrators and "Israeli" troops.
Palestinians have forever been calling for support to put an end to all "Israeli" settlement expansion and other violations in occupied Al-Quds (Jerusalem) under the firm belief that it is the Palestinians' right to demand Al Quds as their capitol.
