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Dear Friends,

Below please find a summary of our exciting Women in Green Eretz Yisrael this past Tuesday.

Secondly, yesterday we sent out an incomplete email about the lecture tour and bios. Below please find the corrected one.

With Love for Israel,

Nadia Matar

—————————————————————————————————————–

1) ZIONIST PURIM SHOPPING IN YAD BINYAMIN this past Tuesday
Summary and pictures by Gemma Blech

Women in Green went on a pre-Purim shopping spree in Yad Binyamin, to support the Gush Katif ‘refugees’ who have been just dumped there in their paper-thin houses. However, as last year at the same time, some of the folks now have work, or were running shops and small businesses in this well established moshav.

So, Women in Green BOUGHT, as well as ate, pizza, coffee, dates and more, all as a way of encouraging the folk there! Bye the bye, the prices and quality of their goods was EXCELLENT and we would encourage others to support these folk who so appallingly lost all at the hands of the Israeli government.

For pictures (credit Gemma Blech):
View Pictures

For the Arutz 7 report and youtube video on our Women in Green Zionist shopping in Yad Binyamin where you can see us “in action” shopping for Purim, and hear Women in Green Anita Finkelstein and Esty Naeh and two Gush Katif expellees talk (in Hebrew), please click on: http://www.inn.co.il/News/News.aspx/185978

After Yad Binyamin our Women in Green split in two groups. Some of us went to Shdema, and some of us went to hear Philip Karsenty.

A) Philip Karsenty- by Gemma Blech

From Yad Binyamin we went onto the Hebrew University to hear a lecture by Philippe Karsenty:

In 2000 French TV showed a film of the supposed killing of Muhammed Al Dura, Arab child in Netzarim, Gaza. This ’scene’ became a poster for the Islamic anti-Israel hate-frenzy of recent years. It was soon exposed as a ‘Palywood’ staged fraud, a modern day blood libel against Israel and the Jews, but few in Israel took any action. It was Philippe Karsenty in France who has spent years exposing the whole film as a dangerous fraud. It is important to support him and help him spread the truth.
View Pictures

B) Tree planting in Shdema

As we mentioned, other Women in Green continued after Yad Binyamin to Shdema to greet two busloads of people from Raanana and Kfar Saba. Our dear friend and long time activist Ilan Hirshfeld from Raanana organizes for the past 15 years monthly Rosh Chodesh trips to Hebron. On his way from Raanana to Hebron, Ilan and his friends also visit different communities in Judea in order to show support. This time they came to Shdema. The Committee for a Jewish Shdema welcomed the guests with happy Eretz Yisrael music, dates, sweets, and drinks. After a few speeches by members of the committee for a Jewish Shdema about the importance of the struggle to keep Shdema in Jewish hands , we planted trees and bushes. The tree planting ceremony was very moving and uplifting . Tree planting symbolizes our planting roots in that place and our commitment to make sure Shdema, like every other place in Eretz Yisrael, will stay in our hands.

Tomorrow, Friday February 27th, we will go up to Shdema at 9:30am, as we do every Friday, to show a presence and hear a shiur.

Link to Rivka Rybacks pictures of our event in Shdema (please credit): http://www.yeshabulletin.com/FIGHT%20BACK/FightBack.htm

2) Final and corrected version of the lecture tour and bios

LECTURE TOUR
NADIA MATAR and YEHUDIT KATZOVER

Three years ago, after the expulsion from Gush Katif, two veteran Land of Israel activists joined together in an effort to reignite and reinvigorate the grassroots struggle against the post-Zionist expropriation of Israel. Most of the nationalist camp was exhausted and in despair, but they weren’t. Together, Nadia Matar, leader of Women in Green, and Yehudit Katzover, leader and activist from Kiryat Arba-Hevron, initiated and led a host of new ventures to hold on to the Land of Israel and to strengthen Jewish Israelis’ innate understanding that the Land of Israel belongs to them.

Nadia and Yehudit will be in the States from March 12th through March 19th. The public is invited to come and hear them speak about the facts on the ground in Israel and why activism is so important for our future. They will speak in Los Angeles and in New York.

Women in Green would like to thank Alan Jacobs for helping to plan Nadia’s and Yehudit’s trip.

Los Angeles:

Shabbat, March 14: * Shabbat morning at the Beth Jacob Synagogue
* Seuda Shlishit at the Young Israel of Century City

Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 5:00 p.m.
Luxe Hotel Sunset Boulevard
11461 Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90049

For reservations: Contact Doris Wise Montrose at: doris@cjhsla.org or call (818) 704-0523

New York:

Wednesday March 18th at 7:30pm
Safra Synagogue, Manhattan
11 East 63rd St., between 5th and Madison

Organized by Americans for a Safe Israel
Contact: afsi@rcn.com
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Bio-Nadia Matar

Born in Belgium, Nadia made aliyah at the age of 21. In 1987, Nadia married David Matar, pediatrician. Nadia and David live with their six children in Efrat, Gush Etzion.

In 1993, in response to the bombshell of Oslo, she founded Women in Green with her mother-in-law Ruth Matar.

Women in Green became one of the most visible and active grassroots groups on the Israeli scene. It spread its message about Jewish ownership of the Land of Israel and the danger of capitulation to the Arab enemy via fraudulent “peace agreements” by numerous means, including:

· Protests, demonstrations, and street theatre;

· Articles in newspapers and Internet media;

· Nadia’s popular radio show on Arutz 7;

· Solidarity trips to settlements and outposts in Yesha;

· Legal, monetary, and PR support for individuals facing political persecution by the government;

· Opposing the separation fence and other political decrees meant to harm and weaken the settlement enterprise;

· Creating and leading action committees in Judea as a force for localized grassroots activity.

· Actively fighting for keeping the Land of Israel: In 1995 Nadia, together with 9 other women from Gush Etzion, lead the struggle for the Dagan Hill in Efrat that was in danger of being given away to the Palestinian Authority under the Oslo 2 agreements. The women and their families, joined by hundreds of supporters, lived on the barren hill in difficult conditions, in the heat, with no water and no electricity. After two weeks, the authorities expelled them forcefully, but they came back ,again and again, and today, thank G-d, Dagan is a flourishing neighborhood of Efrat with tens of young couples. Nadia and fellow activists from Judea are now fighting for settling the hill of Eitam in Efrat.

In the spring before the expulsion from Gush Katif, Nadia moved with her husband and six children to Kfar Yam, together with other Women in Green activists, such as Anita Finkelstein and her family, and many others, including tens of youths. Together they helped lead the more activist wing of the struggle against the Expulsion.

Women in Green has galvanized politicians, public figures, and the public at large to these various causes and activities, and has faced political persecution along the way. Nadia has been arrested, beaten, and undergone numerous political trials, one of which is still pending.

Since the destruction of Gush Katif, Nadia Matar and Yehudit Katzover have undertaken a host of new projects and initiatives to empower the orange youth, reenergize a discouraged citizenry and increase the struggle for the Land of Israel. One such project is the struggle for a Jewish Shdema.

Bio ­ Yehudit Katzover

Born in Rumania in 1947,Yehudit made aliya with her parents and family at the age of 12.

Yehudit and her husband Tzvi were one of the founding families of Kiryat Arba and have taken a large part in its growth and development. Among other positions, Tzvi was mayor of Kiryat Arba for the past twenty years and Yehudit was vice-mayor from 1985 to 1990.

Yehudit was one of a group of women that opened Hebron to Jewish settlement despite an uncompromising governmental ban. In 1979, she and her three young children entered an abandoned Jewish building in Hebron together with nine other women and 37 other children. What followed was a standoff that lasted almost a year. No one was allowed into the building and the government declared that anyone that left would not be allowed back in. The women held out under shocking conditions for a year until the government finally capitulated and allowed for the renewal of the Jewish community of Hebron.

When not working at her “day job” as head of a teacher’s college in Kiryat Arba, Yehudit has worked tirelessly for Land of Israel causes.

In the early 80’s Yehudit and her family moved to Yamit, to take part in the struggle against the abandonment of the Yamit region to Egypt.

In the 90’s she absorbed the waves of immigration from the USSR as an ulpan teacher. Simultaneously, she led and participated in the different Land of Israel struggles like the struggle for the establishment of the Avraham Avinu synagogue in Hebron and the struggle for the establishment of the Hazon David outpost, destroyed by the authorities 34 times, and immediately rebuilt by Yehudit and her fellow activists.

In 2005, she led the very active Kiryat Arba-Hebron struggle against the Expulsion, and since the Expulsion has worked with Nadia on a host of local and national struggles and projects.

Such a project is the struggle for Shdema, a army camp abandoned by the government three years ago, 5 minutes away from Har Choma, overlooking the Jerusalem-Gush Etzion highway.

Arabs, helped, incited and funded by anti-Israel international organizations have been trying to take over Shdema.

Nadia and Yehudit have formed the Committee for a Jewish Shdema with members from Jerusalem, Kiryat Arba Hevron and Efrat Gush Etzion. Over the past year the Committee for Shdema has been very active. Every week activities are planned in Shdema. The purpose is to turn Shdema into a Cultural Educational Center teaching youth and adults the importance of the Land of Israel not only with lectures and cultural activities, but also with practical teachings of agriculture and how to build homes in order to go back to the value of Jewish labor.

Women in Green has been sponsoring and leading the activities in Shdema. The Gush Etzion local council has joined and is helping the Committee for Shdema too.

More details about the struggle for Shdema can be found at http://www.womeningreen.org/

To contact Nadia Matar and Yehudit Katzover and inquire about their speaking tour in the US please email nmatar@netvision.net.il

or call Nadia 050-5500834 or Yehudit 054-5866059

=============================================
Women For Israel’s Tomorrow (Women in Green)
POB 7352, Jerusalem 91072, Israel
Tel: 972-2-624-9887 Fax: 972-2-624-5380
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Dear Friends,

Below please find a summary of our exciting Women in Green Eretz Yisrael this past Tuesday.

Secondly, yesterday we sent out an incomplete email about the lecture tour and bios. Below please find the corrected one.

With Love for Israel,

Nadia Matar

—————————————————————————————————————–

1) ZIONIST PURIM SHOPPING IN YAD BINYAMIN this past Tuesday
Summary and pictures by Gemma Blech

Women in Green went on a pre-Purim shopping spree in Yad Binyamin, to support the Gush Katif ‘refugees’ who have been just dumped there in their paper-thin houses. However, as last year at the same time, some of the folks now have work, or were running shops and small businesses in this well established moshav.

So, Women in Green BOUGHT, as well as ate, pizza, coffee, dates and more, all as a way of encouraging the folk there! Bye the bye, the prices and quality of their goods was EXCELLENT and we would encourage others to support these folk who so appallingly lost all at the hands of the Israeli government.

For pictures (credit Gemma Blech):
View Pictures

For the Arutz 7 report and youtube video on our Women in Green Zionist shopping in Yad Binyamin where you can see us “in action” shopping for Purim, and hear Women in Green Anita Finkelstein and Esty Naeh and two Gush Katif expellees talk (in Hebrew), please click on: http://www.inn.co.il/News/News.aspx/185978

After Yad Binyamin our Women in Green split in two groups. Some of us went to Shdema, and some of us went to hear Philip Karsenty.

A) Philip Karsenty- by Gemma Blech

From Yad Binyamin we went onto the Hebrew University to hear a lecture by Philippe Karsenty:

In 2000 French TV showed a film of the supposed killing of Muhammed Al Dura, Arab child in Netzarim, Gaza. This ’scene’ became a poster for the Islamic anti-Israel hate-frenzy of recent years. It was soon exposed as a ‘Palywood’ staged fraud, a modern day blood libel against Israel and the Jews, but few in Israel took any action. It was Philippe Karsenty in France who has spent years exposing the whole film as a dangerous fraud. It is important to support him and help him spread the truth.
View Pictures

B) Tree planting in Shdema

As we mentioned, other Women in Green continued after Yad Binyamin to Shdema to greet two busloads of people from Raanana and Kfar Saba. Our dear friend and long time activist Ilan Hirshfeld from Raanana organizes for the past 15 years monthly Rosh Chodesh trips to Hebron. On his way from Raanana to Hebron, Ilan and his friends also visit different communities in Judea in order to show support. This time they came to Shdema. The Committee for a Jewish Shdema welcomed the guests with happy Eretz Yisrael music, dates, sweets, and drinks. After a few speeches by members of the committee for a Jewish Shdema about the importance of the struggle to keep Shdema in Jewish hands , we planted trees and bushes. The tree planting ceremony was very moving and uplifting . Tree planting symbolizes our planting roots in that place and our commitment to make sure Shdema, like every other place in Eretz Yisrael, will stay in our hands.

Tomorrow, Friday February 27th, we will go up to Shdema at 9:30am, as we do every Friday, to show a presence and hear a shiur.

Link to Rivka Rybacks pictures of our event in Shdema (please credit): http://www.yeshabulletin.com/FIGHT%20BACK/FightBack.htm

2) Final and corrected version of the lecture tour and bios

LECTURE TOUR
NADIA MATAR and YEHUDIT KATZOVER

Three years ago, after the expulsion from Gush Katif, two veteran Land of Israel activists joined together in an effort to reignite and reinvigorate the grassroots struggle against the post-Zionist expropriation of Israel. Most of the nationalist camp was exhausted and in despair, but they weren’t. Together, Nadia Matar, leader of Women in Green, and Yehudit Katzover, leader and activist from Kiryat Arba-Hevron, initiated and led a host of new ventures to hold on to the Land of Israel and to strengthen Jewish Israelis’ innate understanding that the Land of Israel belongs to them.

Nadia and Yehudit will be in the States from March 12th through March 19th. The public is invited to come and hear them speak about the facts on the ground in Israel and why activism is so important for our future. They will speak in Los Angeles and in New York.

Women in Green would like to thank Alan Jacobs for helping to plan Nadia’s and Yehudit’s trip.

Los Angeles:

Shabbat, March 14: * Shabbat morning at the Beth Jacob Synagogue
* Seuda Shlishit at the Young Israel of Century City

Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 5:00 p.m.
Luxe Hotel Sunset Boulevard
11461 Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90049

For reservations: Contact Doris Wise Montrose at: doris@cjhsla.org or call (818) 704-0523

New York:

Wednesday March 18th at 7:30pm
Safra Synagogue, Manhattan
11 East 63rd St., between 5th and Madison

Organized by Americans for a Safe Israel
Contact: afsi@rcn.com
—————————————-

Bio-Nadia Matar

Born in Belgium, Nadia made aliyah at the age of 21. In 1987, Nadia married David Matar, pediatrician. Nadia and David live with their six children in Efrat, Gush Etzion.

In 1993, in response to the bombshell of Oslo, she founded Women in Green with her mother-in-law Ruth Matar.

Women in Green became one of the most visible and active grassroots groups on the Israeli scene. It spread its message about Jewish ownership of the Land of Israel and the danger of capitulation to the Arab enemy via fraudulent “peace agreements” by numerous means, including:

· Protests, demonstrations, and street theatre;

· Articles in newspapers and Internet media;

· Nadia’s popular radio show on Arutz 7;

· Solidarity trips to settlements and outposts in Yesha;

· Legal, monetary, and PR support for individuals facing political persecution by the government;

· Opposing the separation fence and other political decrees meant to harm and weaken the settlement enterprise;

· Creating and leading action committees in Judea as a force for localized grassroots activity.

· Actively fighting for keeping the Land of Israel: In 1995 Nadia, together with 9 other women from Gush Etzion, lead the struggle for the Dagan Hill in Efrat that was in danger of being given away to the Palestinian Authority under the Oslo 2 agreements. The women and their families, joined by hundreds of supporters, lived on the barren hill in difficult conditions, in the heat, with no water and no electricity. After two weeks, the authorities expelled them forcefully, but they came back ,again and again, and today, thank G-d, Dagan is a flourishing neighborhood of Efrat with tens of young couples. Nadia and fellow activists from Judea are now fighting for settling the hill of Eitam in Efrat.

In the spring before the expulsion from Gush Katif, Nadia moved with her husband and six children to Kfar Yam, together with other Women in Green activists, such as Anita Finkelstein and her family, and many others, including tens of youths. Together they helped lead the more activist wing of the struggle against the Expulsion.

Women in Green has galvanized politicians, public figures, and the public at large to these various causes and activities, and has faced political persecution along the way. Nadia has been arrested, beaten, and undergone numerous political trials, one of which is still pending.

Since the destruction of Gush Katif, Nadia Matar and Yehudit Katzover have undertaken a host of new projects and initiatives to empower the orange youth, reenergize a discouraged citizenry and increase the struggle for the Land of Israel. One such project is the struggle for a Jewish Shdema.

Bio ­ Yehudit Katzover

Born in Rumania in 1947,Yehudit made aliya with her parents and family at the age of 12.

Yehudit and her husband Tzvi were one of the founding families of Kiryat Arba and have taken a large part in its growth and development. Among other positions, Tzvi was mayor of Kiryat Arba for the past twenty years and Yehudit was vice-mayor from 1985 to 1990.

Yehudit was one of a group of women that opened Hebron to Jewish settlement despite an uncompromising governmental ban. In 1979, she and her three young children entered an abandoned Jewish building in Hebron together with nine other women and 37 other children. What followed was a standoff that lasted almost a year. No one was allowed into the building and the government declared that anyone that left would not be allowed back in. The women held out under shocking conditions for a year until the government finally capitulated and allowed for the renewal of the Jewish community of Hebron.

When not working at her “day job” as head of a teacher’s college in Kiryat Arba, Yehudit has worked tirelessly for Land of Israel causes.

In the early 80’s Yehudit and her family moved to Yamit, to take part in the struggle against the abandonment of the Yamit region to Egypt.

In the 90’s she absorbed the waves of immigration from the USSR as an ulpan teacher. Simultaneously, she led and participated in the different Land of Israel struggles like the struggle for the establishment of the Avraham Avinu synagogue in Hebron and the struggle for the establishment of the Hazon David outpost, destroyed by the authorities 34 times, and immediately rebuilt by Yehudit and her fellow activists.

In 2005, she led the very active Kiryat Arba-Hebron struggle against the Expulsion, and since the Expulsion has worked with Nadia on a host of local and national struggles and projects.

Such a project is the struggle for Shdema, a army camp abandoned by the government three years ago, 5 minutes away from Har Choma, overlooking the Jerusalem-Gush Etzion highway.

Arabs, helped, incited and funded by anti-Israel international organizations have been trying to take over Shdema.

Nadia and Yehudit have formed the Committee for a Jewish Shdema with members from Jerusalem, Kiryat Arba Hevron and Efrat Gush Etzion. Over the past year the Committee for Shdema has been very active. Every week activities are planned in Shdema. The purpose is to turn Shdema into a Cultural Educational Center teaching youth and adults the importance of the Land of Israel not only with lectures and cultural activities, but also with practical teachings of agriculture and how to build homes in order to go back to the value of Jewish labor.

Women in Green has been sponsoring and leading the activities in Shdema. The Gush Etzion local council has joined and is helping the Committee for Shdema too.

More details about the struggle for Shdema can be found at http://www.womeningreen.org/

To contact Nadia Matar and Yehudit Katzover and inquire about their speaking tour in the US please email nmatar@netvision.net.il

or call Nadia 050-5500834 or Yehudit 054-5866059

=============================================
Women For Israel’s Tomorrow (Women in Green)
POB 7352, Jerusalem 91072, Israel
Tel: 972-2-624-9887 Fax: 972-2-624-5380
mailto:wfit2@womeningreen.org
http://www.womeningreen.org

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LECTURE TOUR
NADIA MATAR and YEHUDIT KATZOVER

Three years ago, after the expulsion from Gush Katif, two veteran Land of Israel activists joined together in an effort to reignite and reinvigorate the grassroots struggle against the post-Zionist expropriation of Israel. Most of the nationalist camp was exhausted and in despair, but they weren’t. Together, Nadia Matar, leader of Women in Green, and Yehudit Katzover, leader and activist from Kiryat Arba-Hevron, initiated and led a host of new ventures to hold on to the Land of Israel and to strengthen Jewish Israelis’ innate understanding that the Land of Israel belongs to them.

Nadia and Yehudit will be in the States from March 12th through March 19th. The public is invited to come and hear them speak about the facts on the ground in Israel and why activism is so important for our future. They will speak in Los Angeles and in New York.

Women in Green would like to thank Alan Jacobs for helping to plan Nadia’s and Yehudit’s trip.

Los Angeles:

Shabbat, March 14 at the Beth Jacob Synagogue

Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 5:00 p.m.
Luxe Hotel Sunset Boulevard
11461 Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90049

For reservations: Contact Doris Wise Montrose at: doris@cjhsla.org or call (818) 704-0523

New York:

Wednesday March 18th at 7:30pm
Safra Synagogue, Manhattan
11 East 63rd St., between 5th and Madison

Organized by Americans for a Safe Israel
Contact: afsi@rcn.com

Bio-Nadia Matar

Born in Belgium, Nadia made aliyah at the age of 21. In 1993, in response to the bombshell of Oslo, she founded Women in Green with her mother-in-law Ruth Matar.

Women in Green became one of the most visible and active grassroots groups on the Israeli scene. It spread its message about Jewish ownership of the Land of Israel and the danger of capitulation to the Arab enemy via fraudulent “peace agreements” by numerous means, including:

· Protests, demonstrations, and street theatre;

· Articles in newspapers and Internet media;

· Nadia’s popular radio show on Arutz 7;

· Solidarity trips to settlements and outposts in Yesha;

· Legal, monetary, and PR support for individuals facing political persecution by the government;

· Opposing the separation fence and other political decrees meant to harm and weaken the settlement enterprise;

· Creating and leading action committees in Judea as a force for localized grassroots activity.

· Actively fighting for keeping the Land of Israel: In 1995 Nadia, together with 9 other women from Gush Etzion, lead the struggle for the Dagan Hill in Efrat that was in danger of being given away to the Palestinian Authority under the Oslo 2 agreements. The women and their families, joined by hundreds of supporters, lived on the barren hill in difficult conditions, in the heat, with no water and no electricity. After two weeks, the authorities expelled them forcefully, but they came back ,again and again, and today, thank G-d, Dagan is a flourishing neighborhood of Efrat with tens of young couples. Nadia and fellow activists from Judea are now fighting for settling the hill of Eitam in Efrat.

In the spring before the expulsion from Gush Katif, Nadia moved with her husband and six children to Kfar Yam, together with other Women in Green activists, such as Anita Finkelstein and her family, and many others, including tens of youths. Together they helped lead the more activist wing of the struggle against the Expulsion.

Women in Green has galvanized politicians, public figures, and the public at large to these various causes and activities, and has faced political persecution along the way. Nadia has been arrested, beaten, and undergone numerous political trials, one of which is still pending.

Since the destruction of Gush Katif, Nadia Matar and Yehudit Katzover have undertaken a host of new projects and initiatives to empower the orange youth, reenergize a discouraged citizenry and increase the struggle for the Land of Israel. One such project is the struggle for a Jewish Shdema.

Bio ­ Yehudit Katzover

Born in Rumania in 1947,Yehudit made aliya with her parents and family at the age of 12.

Yehudit and her husband Tzvi were one of the founding families of Kiryat Arba and have taken a large part in its growth and development. Among other positions, Tzvi was mayor of Kiryat Arba for the past twenty years and Yehudit was vice-mayor from 1985 to 1990.

Yehudit was one of a group of women that opened Hebron to Jewish settlement despite an uncompromising governmental ban. In 1979, she and her three young children entered an abandoned Jewish building in Hebron together with nine other women and 37 other children. What followed was a standoff that lasted almost a year. No one was allowed into the building and the government declared that anyone that left would not be allowed back in. The women held out under shocking conditions for a year until the government finally capitulated and allowed for the renewal of the Jewish community of Hebron.

When not working at her “day job” as head of a teacher’s college in Kiryat Arba, Yehudit has worked tirelessly for Land of Israel causes.

In the early 80’s Yehudit and her family moved to Yamit, to take part in the struggle against the abandonment of the Yamit region to Egypt.

In the 90’s she absorbed the waves of immigration from the USSR as an ulpan teacher. Simultaneously, she led and participated in the different Land of Israel struggles like the struggle for the establishment of the Avraham Avinu synagogue in Hebron and the struggle for the establishment of the Hazon David outpost, destroyed by the authorities 34 times, and immediately rebuilt by Yehudit and her fellow activists.

In 2005, she led the very active Kiryat Arba-Hebron struggle against the Expulsion, and since the Expulsion has worked with Nadia on a host of local and national struggles and projects.

Such a project is the struggle for Shdema, a army camp abandoned by the government three years ago, 5 minutes away from Har Choma, overlooking the Jerusalem-Gush Etzion highway.

Arabs, helped, incited and funded by anti-Israel international organizations have been trying to take over Shdema.

Nadia and Yehudit have formed the Committee for a Jewish Shdema with members from Jerusalem, Kiryat Arba Hevron and Efrat Gush Etzion. Over the past year the Committee for Shdema has been very active. Every week activities are planned in Shdema. The purpose is to turn Shdema into a Cultural Educational Center teaching youth and adults the importance of the Land of Israel not only with lectures and cultural activities, but also with practical teachings of agriculture and how to build homes in order to go back to the value of Jewish labor.

Women in Green has been sponsoring and leading the activities in Shdema. The Gush Etzion local council has joined and is helping the Committee for Shdema too.

More details about the struggle for Shdema can be found at http://www.womeningreen.org/

To contact Nadia Matar and Yehudit Katzover and inquire about their speaking tour in the US please email nmatar@netvision.net.il

or call Nadia 050-5500834 or Yehudit 054-5866059

=============================================
Women For Israel’s Tomorrow (Women in Green)
POB 7352, Jerusalem 91072, Israel
Tel: 972-2-624-9887 Fax: 972-2-624-5380
mailto:wfit2@womeningreen.org
http://www.womeningreen.org

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Dear Friends,

Below please find the summation of yesterday’s court session in the Yonatan Bassi case.

Secondly, please register as soon as possible to our Women in Green Chizuk-Purim Shopping trip to
Yad Binyamin to support our brothers from Gush Katif morally and financially. Details are posted below.

With Love for Israel,

Shabbat Shalom,

Nadia Matar Anita Finkelstein
Women in Green
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1) YONATAN BASSI ORDERED TO TESTIFY IN COURT ON JUNE 16,2009

Summation of the Magistrates’ Court session,
State of Israel v. Nadia Matar, who is charged with “insulting a public servant” (Yonatan Bassi),
today, Thursday, Feb. 19, 2009, before Justice Mintz

criminal proceedings 001470/06

present: Adv. Yoram Sheftel, representing the defendant, and the defendant herself

Adv. Erez Padan, representing the prosecution

Yesterday morning, Thursday February 19th, Nadia Matar admitted to the facts of the charge sheet, without admitting guilt. (i.e. Nadia admitted she wrote the letter to Yonatan Bassi)

In order to prove her innocence, the defense attorney Adv. Yoram Sheftel stated his desire to examine Yonatan Bassi, in order to prove from Bassi’s answers under cross-examination that the charge sheet should be canceled “on the grounds of justice.”

The prosecuting attorney Adv. Erez Padan asked the Court to convict Nadia Matar, based on her admission to the facts in the charge sheet. The court rejected his request, in light of the defense attorney’s statement of his intent to examine Yonatan Bassi.

Adv. Yoram Sheftel further stated that, as part of the defense, he intends to call Attorney-General Menahem Mazuz to deliver testimony in court, along with former State Attorney Eren Shender, who, too, will be asked to testify in court.

The Court rejected the prosecutor’s request to immediately convict Nadia Matar, and ordered Yonatan Bassi to present himself to give testimony in the Court in its next session, on June 16, 2009, at 1 p.m.

For details please call Attn Yoram Sheftel at 03-7515001, Nadia Matar 050-5500834
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2) TUESDAY FEBRUARY 24, 2009 - SHOPPING FOR PURIM IN YAD BINYAMIN by the Gush Katif expellees

PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDAR AND MAKE SURE YOU COME ON THIS IMPORTANT AND MOVING TRIP!

Last month, during the Gaza war, Women in Green went to shop in Nitzan, one of the communities where our friends from Gush Katif have been expelled to. Our shopping was our way of showing support. The Nitzan people told us how this had strengthened them.

Now we will do the same but this time in Yad Binyamin where more of our friends from Gush Katif live.

We will leave the Jerusalem Inbal hotel at 8:45 am and spend the morning in the shopping center of Yad Binyamin where there will be a special pre-Purim shopping fair. Last year Women in Green came with a full bus and many private cars. Lets repeat this great mitzva this year too. Call your friends and family and urge them to join. There are many different stores in Yad Binyamin, a toy store, a store with presents, household items, etc. All stores are owned by our Gush Katif friends who have rebuilt their lives by opening those stores and need our moral and financial support.

We will stay in Yad Binyamin till 12:30 and drive back to Jerusalem.

In the afternoon, for those who wish to continue with Women in Green on a busy Eretz Yisrael day, we will drive to Shdema and meet a busload of Raanana friends led by our dear friend Ilan Hirshfeld, who will come and visit Shdema at 3:00pm.

Please reserve seats on the bus by calling Anita 050-5777254 or Nadia 050-5500834.

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Dear Friends,

As we wrote in an email a few hours after the election results were made public, the large majority of the Israeli people have clearly stated that they want a proud Jewish Zionist government to lead them. The Left (Kadima, Labor and Meretz) must be thrown into the opposition. Unfortunately, it seems that Netanyahu and other Likud members like Benny Begin are already disappointing us by trying to push a government with Kadima and Labor. We hope G-d will harden the heart of the Left and make them refuse to join Bibi in the coalition. This will force Netanyahu to form a right wing, national oriented government according to the will of the majority of the Jewish People.

Meanwhile, until the politicians get their act together, we the activists must increase our activities connected to our holding on to the Land of Israel.

Please join us in the upcoming activities.

With Love of Israel,

Nadia Matar - Anita Finkelstein
Women in Green

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1) THURSDAY FEBRUARY 19, 2009 - THE STATE OF ISRAEL VS NADIA MATAR
At 9:30 am at the Jerusalem Shalom Court
The trial in the Yonatan Bassi case against Nadia Matar will continue.

This trial was supposed to take place last month but, ironically, was postponed due to the fact that the main prosecutor was on reserve duty fighting in the Gaza War.

As Yoram Sheftel, Nadia’s attorney pointed out:
“Let it be written in the protocol that Attorney [Erez] Padan has been called up for the reserves as a direct result of the fact that his place of work, the Supreme Court, described the expulsion from Gush Katif, against which my client was protesting and for which she now stands trial, as something positive that will improve the security situation of Israel when today we know that it is that expulsion that brought upon us Katyushas in Be’er Sheva, Ashdod and Yavne. That is why Attorney Padan has been called up for reserves and my client is sitting on the bench of the accused.”

“The very fact that this trial is still taking place, three years after the expulsion, in the middle of a Gaza War, when everything Nadia wrote in her letter came true, is a proof of the persecution by the government against lovers of the land of Israel.”

The public is invited to attend. Just call us in the morning to make sure no last minute changes took place.

Reminder:
Nadia has been charged with “insulting a public official” when, in 2004, she wrote a letter to Yonatan Bassi, head of the Disengagement Authority, urging him not to give a hand to the uprooting of Jews from Gush Katif and Northern Samaria. Nadia compared the letter he wrote to Gush Katif residents urging them to collaborate with the government and to agree to leave without making a fuss, to a letter written by the Judenraat to German Jews emphasizing that “Yonatan, the truth is that you are a modern version of the Judenraat - actually, a much worse version, because then, during the Holocaust, this was forced upon those Jewish leaders by the Nazis, and it is extremely difficult for us, today, to judge them. Today, no one stands with a gun to your head and forces you to collaborate in the crime, without any conscience pangs.”
Nadia also warned that the “Disengagement” from Gaza would create an increase in Arab terror.
for Nadia’s entire letter: http://www.womeningreen.org.il/new/pett.asp

For an update on the trial by Nissan Ratzlav-Katz of Israel National news:
http://israeljewishnews.blogspot.com/2009/01/ironic-insulting-public-official-trial.html

To read Jonathan Pollard’s moving letter about “When Freedom of speech is a crime- The case against Nadia Matar” written in 2004, please click on: http://www.freeman.org/m_online/nov04/pollard.php

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2) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2009 in SHDEMA
Join us on our weekly Friday morning events in Shdema.
For a short video about the struggle for a Jewish Shdema
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8449009454631973052&hl=en

For more info: http://womeningreen.org/shd.htm

The Committee for a Jewish Shdema and Women in Green
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3) TUESDAY FEBRUARY 24, 2009 - SHOPPING FOR PURIM IN YAD BINYAMIN by the Gush Katif expellees

PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDAR
AND MAKE SURE YOU COME ON THIS IMPORTANT AND MOVING TRIP!

Last month, during the Gaza war, Women in Green went to shop in Nitzan, one of the communities where our friends from Gush Katif have been expelled to. Our shopping was our way of showing support. The Nitzan people told us how this had strengthened them.

Now we will do the same but this time in Yad Binyamin where more of our friends from Gush Katif live.
We will leave Jerusalem, Inbal Hotel, at 8:45 am and spend the morning in the shopping center of Yad Binyamin where there will be a special pre-Purim shopping fair. Last year Women in Green came with a full bus and many private cars. Lets repeat this great mitzva this year too. Call your friends and family and urge them to join. There are many different stores in Yad Binyamin, a toy store, a store with presents, household items, etc. All stores are owned by our Gush Katif friends who have rebuilt their lives by opening those stores and need our moral and financial support.

We will stay in Yad Binyamin until 12:30 and drive back to Jerusalem in the afternoon. For those who wish to continue with Women in Green on a busy Eretz Yisrael day, we will drive to Shdema and meet a busload of Raanana friends led by our dear friend Ilan Hirshfeld, who will come and visit Shdema at 3:00pm.

Please reserve seats on the bus by calling Anita 050-5777254 or Nadia 050-5500834

4) FESTIVITIES ON THE EITAM HILL - EFRAT

Friday February 13th more than 150 people ascended to the Eitam hill in Efrat to celebrate Tu Bishvat and to celebrate the fact that Eitam’s legal status as State land has been confirmed and finalized. There are no longer legal impediments to the settlement of Efrat’s largest hill conceived as a neighborhood of 2,500 housing units.

The hill had a festive look. Israeli flags, Israeli music, fruits from Eretz Yisrael all gave an uplifting feeling.

Rabbi Shlomo Riskin, Chief Rabbi of Efrat, Oded Revivi, mayor of Efrat, all Efrat city Council members, action committee members of Efrat, Gush Etzion, Kiryat Arba Hevron all marched with the public up to the hill.

On the Eitam hill the public heard speeches by Rabbi Shlomo Riskin, Oded Revivi and Rabbi Shlomo Kimchi.
Nadia Matar, leader of Women in Green and a member of the Efrat Action committee introduced the speakers.

Rabbi Riskin reminded the public that Efrat was supposed to have been built first on Eitam and then southwards. But because the Eitam is located so close to Jerusalem, the leaders of Efrat figured that Eitam would always be secure as part of Efrat, they decided it would be better to start from the most southern hill and build northwards. Who would have imagined at that time that there would be a government that would want to take away Eitam from us. “Who would have imagined that there would be a need to struggle to keep Eitam in our hands!” said Rabbi Riskin. But now, thank G-d, the Eitam has been officially declared as State Land and thus now we can start to build. Rabbi Riskin added that even before this coming summer, he would like to start building his house on Eitam.

Rabbi Riskin added that according to the sources, the Bet Hamikdash was supposed to have been built on the Eitam. Bet Hamikdash from which emanates a message of real peace. In the end it did not work out but we must make sure that specifically from that hill a message of real peace should come forward. The war in the world is not the war between Palestinians and Israelis but rather a war of religions, a war of fundamental Islam against the entire western world. We in Israel must be a light onto the nations, must be a people loyal to its homeland. When the nations of the world will understand the centrality of Eretz Yisrael, then there will be peace in the world.

Oded Revivi, mayor of Efrat said that the ceremony that morning represented the end of a series of ceremonies that took place in Efrat in honour of Tu Bishvat in which thousands of trees have been planted in Efrat. Revivi agreed with Rabbi Riskin and said he would be also be willing to build his house on Eitam. Revivi then mentioned all the other mayors ho had been active in the struggle for Eitam ­ Moshko, Yinon Achiman, Eli Mizrachi- and today, baruch hashem, we can start the plans for the 2500 units meant to be built on Eitam. please G-d.

Rabbi Kimchi, Rabbi of Orot Yehuda spoke about Rachel Imeinu. The Eitam overlooks Bet Lechem and it is important to build the Eitam and populate it as soon as possible in order to get closer to Rachel Imeinu who is buried in Bet Lechem and waits for her children to go back to each and every place in the Land of Israel.

After the speeches, Rabbi Riskin and Oded Revivi planted trees. The public joined with singing and dancing.

The action committees plan on continuing to go up to the Eitam a few times a month. Please follow the publications.

The event has been organized in collaboration between the Efrat local council, the Judean Action Comittees and Women in Green.

For details: Marilyn Adler (02-9932811) - Judy Auerbach (050-882313) - Zahava Englard (052-4846034) -
Nadia Matar (050-5500834) - Anita Finkelstein (050-5777254) - Eli Rodan (054-4993529) - Yehudit Katzover (054-5866059)

Link to pictures by Gershon Elinson for Flash 90: http://212.179.112.122/fotoweb/flash90.asp

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Dear Friends,

Menachem Ussishkin, one of the leaders and founders of the Zionist movement, President of the 20th Zionist Congress, said, among many other strong statements about our right to this Land: "WHEN THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL WILL REDEEM THE LAND OF ISRAEL, THE LAND OF ISRAEL WILL REDEEM THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL."

Today, Tuesday, February 10th, we in Israel are going to the polls to vote for a new leadership.

Some people are still wavering as to whom to vote for.

At a time when internal and external enemies have only one agenda: taking away from us the Land of Israel; shrinking Israel back to its 1948 borders and create a Arab Jihadist terror state in Judea and Samaria in order to destroy the State of Israel; it is clear that we, in our vote, must focus on the issue of the Land of Israel and we must make sure to elect as many Land of Israel Knesset members as possible.

Women in Green call upon all to vote for the party that has the most proud Jewish Zionist patriotic leaders. Leaders, religious and non religious, who do not fear to tell the left, the Arabs and the world that the entire Land of Israel belongs to the People of Israel based on the Torah of Israel.

May Hashem give the People of Israel the wisdom to oust the Left and install a Jewish government that is true to our heartfelt ideals of Eretz Yisrael to Am Yisrael based on Torat Yisrael.

With Love for Israel,

Nadia Matar - Anita Finkelstein
Women in Green

Some useful links to look at before going to vote:

Arieh Eldad Knesset election commercial in English:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lyt7HP9pofk&feature=channel_page

New Interview with Arieh Eldad on Arutz 7:
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/129827


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Update: Jonathan Pollard’s Lifeline - your letters!

Justice4JP - February 4, 2009  - [Please do recycle, recirculate, reprint this update Thank you!]

Jonathan Pollard reports that he is receiving a significantly increased volume of mail from people all over the world since President Bush left office on January 20th without acting on Jonathan’s petition for clemency. [Bush did not deny clemency; he simply failed to act, leaving the Pollard petition for response by President Barak Obama, sometime within the next 4 to 8 years…]

The letters that Jonathan is receiving, are his lifeline, his reassurance that people on the outside care very deeply. Jonathan told his wife, Esther, how very much he is enjoying the letters and how varied they are. They run the gamut, he said, from one end of the spectrum to the other in terms of stories, anecdotes, prayers, and personal life experiences. Some people write of how they much are praying for Jonathan, others recount personal problems so severe that Jonathan is now praying for them (along with all of his prayers for Am Yisrael).

Most people express the hope that Jonathan will write back, but he simply is not able to. Why not? Because all of his out-going mail is routed via NSA in Washington where it is supposedly "vetted" to ensure that it does not contain classified information. In the process of being "vetted" somehow all  of his out-going mail gets lost or destroyed. It does not reach its destination. This is an age-old vengeful technique that is intended to demoralize a prisoner.

Fortunately, Jonathan does receive all of his incoming mail. Incoming mail goes directly to the prison mailroom where it is checked to ensure that the letter is in English and does not contain any contraband. (No bubble gum, stamps, glitter, stickers, money etc permitted). Only letters and photos are permitted (Photos in modest quantity: up to 5). Letters in Hebrew are shown to Jonathan very briefly and then discarded.

As soon as the mailroom staff checks the mail, it is distributed and Jonathan receives all of his letters, without exception.

Please keep writing!  Please know that all of your letters reach Jonathan as long as they are correctly addressed and contain no forbidden enclosures. Please know, as well, how very much these letters mean to him.

Here is Jonathan’s address:
Jonathan Pollard #09185-016
c/o FCI Butner
P.O. Box 1000
Butner, NC
U.S.A 27509-1000

Feel free to send a copy of your letters to justice4jp@gmail.com
With your permission we will share copies of some of the letters with our readers.

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See Also:

OpEd: Bush’s unforgivable failure
http://www.jonathanpollard.org/2009/012709b.htm

Washington: Bush Rejected Pardons For Many, But Left Pollard Petition Alive  - VosIzNeias.com http://www.jonathanpollard.org/2009/012709a.htm

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JUSTICE FOR JONATHAN POLLARD
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Dear Friends,

Nine days to the Israeli elections. Women in Green call upon all its members in Israel to make sure to go out and vote on election day.

At a time when enemies from within and without are planning the destruction of the settlement enterprise as a first step to the destruction of the State of Israel as a Jewish State, we trust our members to vote for the only ones who stand firm on the issue of our right to all of Eretz Yisrael and the need to firmly oppose the creation of another Arab terror state in our midst.

In addition, we must continue to take part in the different struggles for the land of Israel.

Below, please find a list of upcoming events, panels and parlor meetings. Join us!

With Love for Israel,

Nadia Matar 050-5500834  - Anita Finkelstein 050-5777254
Women in Green
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1) TUESDAY FEBRUARY 3rd in JERUSALEM
Hear the 3 different parties:
A political symposium and Questions and Answers (in ENGLISH) with
Ketzaleh, number 1 of the Ichud Leumi party, Moshe Feiglin number 36 in the Likud and Prof. Daniel  Hershkowitz of the Jewish Home party.

Place: Heichal Shlomo
58 King George St., (next to Great Synagogue) Jerusalem
Time: Show Time: 8:00-10:00 PM SHARP
Doors Open: 6:45 PM
Refreshments and fair in the lobby

Cost: 20 NIS donation per ticket

For more info on the Tuesday Night Live show: http://www.thelandofisrael.com/

For more info on the ICHUD LEUMI (National Union) uniting Moledet-Hatikva-Tekuma and Erets Israel Shelanu, please click on their English website: http://www.leumi.org.il/english/

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2) WEDNESDAY, February 4th at 12:00 noon, in JERUSALEM

Women in Green will meet at Kikar Zion and hand out material for the safe guarding of the Land of Israel.

3) WEDNESDAY, February 4th at 8:00 PM, in JERUSALEM

Come hear Ketzaleh, head of the ICHUD LEUMI list, speak in ENGLISH, at the Israel Center, Keren Hayesod 22, Jerusalem

4) THURSDAY, February 5th, in CHASHMONAIM

ICHUD LEUMI Parlor Meeting at the Mehudar’s ­ Rechov Hatabor 33 Chashmona’im (08-9762029)

URI BANK, number 4 on the Ichud Leumi list, will be speaking in ENGLISH

5) SHDEMA UPDATE - JOIN US THIS COMING FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6th!

Close to 30 people came this past Friday to Shdema to repaint the buildings that had been burnt by Arabs and anarchists the week before, burning tires inside the buildings. The people came from Kiryat Arba, Hevron, Gush Etzion, Efrat, Jerusalem and youth from a yeshiva in Jerusalem.

For pictures of the painting please click on the link and enjoy Rivka Ryback’s pictures.
http://www.yeshabulletin.com/FIGHT%20BACK/FightBack.htm

The place is now ready for this coming Friday’s event please G-d, Friday February 6th, at 9:30 am:

Melodies of Eretz Yisrael with Moshe (Musa) Berlin on clarinet, Odelia Berlin on piano, Elyashiv Berlin on drums

Opening remarks:
Rav Ya’akov Medan, Rosh Yeshivat Har Etzion
Shaul Goldstein, head of the Gush Etzion Regional Council

Shdema is a long-standing army base that was abandoned by the government. Without our intervention, it will become a strategic asset of the PA. Shdema, located in area C under full Israeli control, is five kilometers from Har Choma and overlooks the single artery connecting Eastern Gush Etzion with Jerusalem. Only by demonstrating sufficient resolve, and with G-d’s help, will Shdema remain in Jewish hands.

Transportation (advance registration required):
From Kiryat Arba Hebron at 8:30 a.m.  (call Yehudit 054-5866059)
From Tzomet Gush Etzion at 9:00 a.m.  (call Nadia 050-5500834)
From Tekoa,Nokdim-El David at 9:20 a.m. (call Anita 050-5777254)
From Har Choma at 9:15 (call Orly 054-4286425)

The Committee for a Jewish Sdema & Women in Green
Rav Yaron Durani (El David-Nokdim) - Igor Bialski (Tekoa) - Elisheva Ginzberg (Alon Shvut) - Orli Glauber (Har Choma) - Ruthie Wolfish (Tekoa) - Ina Viniarski (Tekoa) - Timna Katz (Neve Daniel) - Nadia Matar (Efrat) ­ Anita Finkelstein (Tekoa) -  Gedalia Friedman (Neve Daniel) ­ Yehudit Katzover (Kiryat Arba Hebron) ­ Eli Rodan (Elazar)

For more details on the struggle for a Jewish Shdema: www.womeningreen.org


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