Mientras tanto, en Shomron

Ariel is the 'capital of Samaria' and an 'indisputable' part of Israel, pledged Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Friday afternoon just after he planted a tree in the fourth largest settlement city in the West Bank.
The move comes in the midst of stalled peace talk with the Palestinians who have insisted they will not resume negotiations with Israel until it stops building in settlements.
Israel has imposed a 10-month moratorium on new settlement construction. But this week, in honor of the Tu B'Shvat holiday which celebrates the new year for trees, Netanyahu visited settlements for the first time since he took office late last March.
On Sunday, he planted a tree in the Gush Etzion settlement bloc in Kfar Etzion and in the settlement city of Ma'ale Adumim.
On Friday, he came to Ariel accompanied by Justice Minister Yaakov Neeman, Knesset Speaker Reuven Rivlin and National Security Adviser Uzi Arad as well as Likud MKs Danny Danon, Ophir Akunis and Tzipi Hotovely.
'Everyone who understands the geography of Israel know how important Ariel is. It is the heart of our country. We are here where are forefathers were, and we will stay here', said Netanyahu who added that the area was important from a both from a security and historic point of view, said Netanyahu.
He promised Ariel that it could complete a cultural center in the city to support its growing intellectual life that is fed by the Ariel University Center of Samaria that is also located in that city.
'These areas will be an integral part of Israel and I say the same thing today in Ariel, the capital of Samaria'.

Jerusalem Post

Los buenistas que alegres viven haciendo piruetas en las veredas de lo políticamente correcto podrán seguir saturando el éter con sus ideas amorfas, y continuar con su proverbial antisemitismo.
La realidad -como siempre- no tiene más remedio que ignorarlos.