Posted on 06/26/2014 10:19:08 AM PDT by Olog-hai
After a massive forest fire covered Jerusalem in ash and caused residents to be evacuated on Wednesday, two more fires broke out Thursday in what many suspect is part of a series of arson attacks.
A blaze was discovered Thursday in the wadi (valley) between Har Hotzvim and and Golda Meir Boulevard in the north of Jerusalem. Traffic from the Golda Intersection to the French Hill Intersection in the northeast of the capital was closed to cars while firefighters dealt with the fire. […]
The two fires and arrest extension come a day after a major forest fire near Jerusalem’s Ein Kerem neighborhood was finally contained, in firefighting efforts that extended into Wednesday night, and included six firefighting planes. […]
Reportedly authorities were investigating whether arson was behind the blaze, while pursuing an alternative that negligence by hikers might have sparked the blaze. …
(Excerpt) Read more at israelnationalnews.com ...
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I have often wondered if a lot of our fires are in fact some form of terrorism.
Israel needs to grow up and suspend its “kid glove” treatment of its enemy within. Issue billets to the police and IDF. Start using them for a change.
Two can play that game. Just sayin’....
So — ahhh — what’s the big surprise here??
The muzzies have been torching large parts of our country for some time in these low risk/high cost to us sabotage operations. The feds just don’t want us to know the truth about all that lest we become “concerned” about islam!
If you’d like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
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I think so too.
Yep. If I were an America hating muslim (or community disorganizer) it’s what I’d be doing.
Makes one think obozo referred these bastards to Ayers’ book.
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