WHo is willing to speak to the Yeshiva? Any volunteers?
Thank you, SHmuel, for your good suggestions.
DS
SHmuel said:
I would not doubt it in the least but we need details.The easy part is a TABU search warrant by the PEOPLE by court order. The sale contract if any would be also part of public access records.Until we get that evidence we may strongly suspect and I do suspect the information being true but cannot go into the relevant authorities with facts.Another process to ferret out the truth would be to go the Yeshiva and try to gain access.SHmuelSubject: SHOCKING NEWS: please investigate at the highest levels, see what's going on: ISRAEL SOLD PROPERTY IN JERUSALEM TO THE VATICAN?????B"H
Hello, Y'all,
Shavuah Tov, Chodesh Tov.
Read what a TRUSTED friend of ours sent me this morning. Shocking. Whoever has access to official sources, please investigate, see if it is true, and if so, who is the guilty party. How cold such a thing go on behind our backs? When did it occur: while the poop was here?
In shock, and very upset.
DS
A gitte voch, Daisy, and chodesh tov,I have some news. I learned that UlpanEtzion in Jerusalem was sold to the Vatican.The Jewish students were thrown out of theirquarters.
I heard it last night, word of mouth, two mouths away from a studentwho was tossed onto the street.. he told the story...
I didn't confirm the news I heard--just took it at face value.Had no reason to doubt it, so I passed it on.
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Ulpan Etzion is the first Hebrew Ulpan that was founded in 1949 in Israel in the centrally located area of Baka, Jerusalem. It has been in existence since the founding of the State of Israel. The Ulpan's campus in Baka will be closing in the coming days as per the decision of the Jewish Agency.
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