While Muslim barbarians lob rockets in an act of war over international borders into Israel’s sovereign territory, the idiots at the helm considering renovating sites holy to Muslims that have laid abandoned and neglected for 60 years.

Via Ha’aretz:

For the past few months, a ministerial committee on the Arab community in
Israel has been debating the issue, considered by many to be of tremendous importance and sensitivity.

The initial phase of the plan entails renovating 12 particularly dilapidated
sites, including Zidani mosque in Tiberias; Nebi Rubin mosque in Palmahim;
al-Rabasiyeh mosque near the village of Sheikh Danun; Ein Zeitun mosque near Safed; Amka mosque near Amuka and Yavne mosque. Also, Muslim cemeteries in Be’er Sheva, Sidna Ali in Herzliya, Azur and Ashkelon will be renovated.

If the ministerial committee decides to give the plan the go-ahead then it
will commit the next government after the upcoming election to carrying it
out, no matter what political coalition is formed. However, it is not yet
certain whether the committee will act on the plan before elections are
held.

Last summer, a joint bill on renovating sites holy to Islam in Israel was
submitted by Jewish MK Michael Melchior (Labor) and Arab MK Ibrahim Sarsur (Ra’am-Taal) , but their proposal did not receive the support of the
government.

“These places are continually neglected in a way that is not becoming of an
enlightened state,” Melchoir and Sarsur’s bill read. “The State of Israel,
which takes care of the holy sites to Jews in the country and demands other countries to respect places holy to Judaism in their territories, should
also take care of the holy sites to Islam.”

Indeed, the Israeli public was outraged when Hamas systematically bulldozed synagogues in the former settlements of Gush Katif in the Gaza Strip following its pullout from the territory in 2005.

According to the proposal submitted to the ministerial committee, a joint
panel consisting of representatives of the government and the Arab public in Israel will be created to carry out renovation work. Its objective will be
the rehabilitation, preservation and maintenance of those places holy to
Islam throughout Israel. The prime minister will be charged with appointing
the qadi, an Islamic judge, to head the committee and it will be budgeted
similarly to the way funds are allocated to the national organization
responsible for the maintenance of sites holy to Judaism.

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