Representatives of the Netherlands will be expelled immediately from the International Support Center for Gaza in Kiryat Gat.
I made this decision today, with the approval of Prime Minister Netanyahu, following a series of anti-Israel measures taken by the Dutch government. The latest being the enactment of a law prohibiting trade in Israeli products from Judea and Samaria, East Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights, which will take effect next month.
Notice of this decision was delivered this evening to the Dutch Embassy in Israel and, of course, also to our American friends. The Dutch representatives have been instructed to leave Israel within one week.
The Dutch government’s anti-Israel policy has been accompanied by an unprecedented wave of antisemitism and boycotts in the Netherlands.
Our message is clear: Those who act against Israel will have no foothold in the region. Israel will not allow measures to be taken against it without a response.
The amazing @lalshareef explains how Israel removed Jews from Gaza in 2005 to get peace, leaving behind greenhouses worth millions of dollars.
The Palestinians looted the greenhouses, and Gaza was turned into a terror fortress.
This must go viral.
Half the country live in No Mayors land. In Mr Burnham’s lop sided devolution does that mean we get less of our money back and are ignored by the No 10 of the North?
You'll all be glad to know that I was stopped by airport security
Hand searched, my belongs inspected, my hands swabbed.
Thank goodness we don't let anyone dangerous in.
@truemagic68@TomK_Brit1993 This morning she described the PM’s intention to end homelessness as “an investment”: a noble cause. But, it’s most certainly not an ‘investment’. It’s yet another cost. We badly need a few real investments to bring extra money into our economy. All we hear about is spending.
Why is every responsible financial decision being taxed harder under Labour?
Work overtime: more tax.
Build a pension: Labour’s salary-sacrifice raid.
Let wages keep pace with inflation: fiscal drag pulls you into higher tax.
Save for later rather than rely on the state: another revenue opportunity for the Treasury.
They do not have a growth strategy.
They have a raid-the-responsible strategy.
Labour punishes the people trying to do the right thing — then wonders why Britain cannot get ahead.
Reform says it can cut £50bn from Britain’s welfare bill.
30,000 signed off sick every day. 60,000 graduates straight onto benefits. One in four adults classed as disabled.
@DanielJHannan asks - what is going on with Britain’s welfare system?
Regarding the enormous list of Clacton candidates (a three-foot long ballot paper!) it’s worth noting the level of deposit required to stand was set 40 years ago. There’s been quite a lot of inflation since then - time for an uplift?
@truemagic68 These islands are surrounded by water. Yet, there is no, or very little, mention of the possibility of construction of desalination installations. They could be positioned around the coastline and bring much needed employment opportunities to the communities there.
Didn’t Josh Simons deliberately resign as an MP to let Andy Burnham in? Surely cost of that by election plus resulting Mayoral election in Manchester was more than Clacton. Double standards from MSM I suggest
Brexit has been far better for Britain than you might think
"So how much has Brexit saved us? On perhaps the most prudent assumptions, by 2064 we will have saved £525bn."
Robert Tombs explains the financial benefit of Brexit most people are unaware of... https://t.co/Ry7JjX2WnL
Shadow Justice Secretary Nick Timothy has condemned a march which took place in London over the weekend as it celebrated the “antisemitic and terrorist state of Iran”.
https://t.co/zgfYjbWUfr