Reasons to discriminate, part three

[StandWatie]

Formulation of a position was
considered necessary because it

seemed that the High Court's decision had
placed the Jewish Agency before an entirely new
situation - the verdict forbade the ILA (Israel
Lands Authority) from continuing to allocate
land to bodies such as the Jewish Agency that
wanted to build settlements only for Jews.

After the team held a few meetings, at which,
among other things, it heard the legal opinion
of Mark Ismailoff, the Jewish Agency's legal
counselor, Dan Barir, a member of the team,
drafted a document that summed up the
proceedings to date.

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/341000.html

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1. Reminds me of our native americans trying to deal with the BIA.

Or integrating all those "white" neighborhoods a few decades ago.

My house has a restriction on the title still to keep the "negros"
out, although oddly enough it is a 50% black neighborhood now, a
very nice one.

Or Kafka.
:puke: