"Lock the Customs safe containing the tax money, turn off the switch at the Israel Electricity Corp., don’t open the (water) tap. Nobody’s hands get dirty, there are no casualties, fear of the occupier is maintained and there’s more to come."
--Haaretz's Zvi Bar'el slams the Israeli decisions to 'punish' the Palestinians.

460
--Monthly average for new homes in settlements during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's third government, according to a new Peace Now report.**

90%: 60%
--The percentage of Israeli Arabs vs. the percentage of Israeli Jews who believe there is a possibility for co-existence in Israel, according to a new poll.

4,000,000.
--Amount of shekels (just over $1 million) that the Jerusalem Municipality plans to invest in building a Jewish ritual bath for Jewish settlers in an enclave in E. Jerusalem.**

14.
--Percentage of Likud voters who said in a poll that the State Comptroller report on the Prime Minister's taxpayer-funded house expenses reduces the chance they will vote for him in the coming elections.

“Wiesel is acutely, and understandably, sensitive to the harm Jews suffer. Yet he is largely blind to the harm Jews cause.”
--Haaretz+ commentator Peter Beinart examines Elie Wiesel’s whitewashing of Jewish behavior and Israeli government actions in cutting piece.**

“What were they eating over there? Cornflakes with dolphin milk?”
--MK Shelly Yachimovich (Zionist Camp) wondered why the Prime Minister's Residence's food spending costs more than doubled in two years.** 

"Address for sending donations: Netanyahu Family, 2 Balfour St., Jerusalem."

--Title to commentary by Maariv's Ben Caspit following Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's posting of the 'Dilapidated House' video on his Facebook page.**

״Hitler would be proud of the demonization of Jews by the settlers."
--MK Mickey Rosenthal of the Zionist Camp is one of the many who slammed the government-funded Samaria Settlers’ Committee for its depiction of leftist organizations in an animated video that even named Peace Now, B'tselem, Yesh Din, and others.**