Btw, one of the underappreciated and banal aspects of the Israeli government's settlement policy is its relationship to the housing policy. An Israeli friend tells me that a fair number of settlers are not necessarily supportive of settlements but simply can't afford to live anywhere else.
Btw, one of the underappreciated and banal aspects of the Israeli government's settlement policy is its relationship to the housing policy. An Israeli friend tells me that a fair number of settlers are not necessarily supportive of settlements but simply can't afford to live anywhere else.
That tracks. It also reinforces my claim of the difference between peoples and their power institutions. Thanks