Biden Admin: Jews Visiting Holy Site is “Unacceptable”
Posted By: Hazymac, 1/6/2023 9:22:15 AM
How do you make apartheid sound good? Easy. Just call it the “historic status quo”. Under Muslim rule, the historic status quo by the invaders was to ban Jews from their own holiest site, the Temple Mount. When Jerusalem was liberated, there was a vocal insistence by the Muslims who had launched a war to destroy the Jewish State and by the “international community” that Jews continue to be barred from their own holy site in the name of the “historic status quo”. And if that sounds too unbelievable, here’s Ned Price, Biden’s State Department spokesman saying that Jews must continue to be banned.
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Republican Party? 22 replies
a 'RINO' and Who's Not a 'RINO' in the
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