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Israeli police, along with the IDF, could not prevent the approximately 10,000 Jewish Israelis from setting up six new Jewish communities in Judea-Samaria on Wednesday.
One outpost was taken down, but police were unable to evict the other five outposts where the pioneers managed to remain overnight.
Every spot on which your foot treads I give to you, as I promised Moshe. Joshua 1:3 (The Israel BibleTM)
The pioneers, who consisted of mostly teenagers and young adults, camped out in tent villages across Judea and Samaria in an effort to eventually turn those campsites into permanent towns and villages. The initiative by the Nachala (inheritance) is part of a greater cause to assert sovereignty over the Land of Israel and prevent creeping Arab land grabs.
Nachalah chief Tzvi Elimelech reminded the pioneers in a rally that the entire land of Israel belongs to the Jewish people, including cities currently occupied by the “Palestinian” Authority. “Jenin is ours, Ramallah is ours, and the nation of Israel will settle the entire land in the end.
Police officers arrested five pioneers and injured several during the excessively violent evacuation of one of the settlements.
Knesset Member Itamar Ben Gvir visited the tent villages providing them with food and water.
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Shares of AT&T fell on Thursday after CEO John Stankey said that customers are starting to put off paying their phone bills – which resulted in the wireless carrier cutting this year’s forecast for free cash flow by $2 billion, Bloomberg reports.
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Shares fell as much as 11% in early trading, the company’s largest slide since 2022 which erased the stock’s YTD gains.
A weakened consumer adds to pressure facing AT&T, which has already taken hits from deeply discounting new phones and capital outlay on network equipment. The company now expects 2022 free cash flow of $14 billion – with around $1 billion of the reduced amount tied to the “timing of customer collections.”
The news, which overshadowed second-quarter results that beat on profit and wireless subscriber growth, also hit peers Verizon and T-Mobile, sending shares lower.
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