By Stan Goodenough
Dec 09, 2007
Israeli vice-Prime Minister Haim Ramon Sunday vented his fury at a Jewish group that announced its intention to erect new Jewish commmunity-start-ups in the heart of the Jews' historical homeland.
The Eretz Israel Faithful group announced that it would establish eight "outposts" across Samaria and Judea, the biblical heartland which the gentile nations - with the help of anti-Zionist politicians like Ramon and his boss, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert - are trying to steal from the Jewish people.
Speaking on Army Radio Sunday morning, Ramon railed at the fact that "none of these people who come to set up these outposts suffer from housing problems but have simply come to announce: 'We will dictate to the state what to do and we will decide for the majority how the state will act regarding political issues.'"
According to consistent trends tracked in nation-wide public surveys, the Olmert government is itself not operating in accordance with the will of the majority of Israelis, who have given the prime minister the lowest credit rating in reborn Israel's history and who oppose Israel's withdrawal from Samaria and Judea.
The Eretz Israel Faithful believe the racist "peace" process that is pushing to spawn a Jew-free Arab state on the Mountains of Israel poses an existential threat to their nation.
A number of Jews have gone so far as to warn that they will declare a new Jewish state in Judea and Samaria if the government gives it away.