ISRAEL TOUR WRAP UP: BRIAN OF LONDON INTERVIEWS TOMMY ROBINSON PRIOR TO TRIP BACK FROM HOME…….

Arabs being kept in camps to benefit Arab PA leaders existing on donor aid.

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'Removal of metal detectors could hurt us down the road' Deputy Defense Minister says Israel is perceived as weak for caving on Temple Mount security. Deputy Defense Minister Rabbi Eli Ben-Dahan (Jewish Home) expressed regret on Thursday that the position of the Jewish Home party on the issue of security at the Temple Mount was not accepted by the Security Cabinet. "As we know, the two ministers from the Jewish Home who are members of the Security Cabinet objected to the removal of the metal detectors, because from the point of view of the State of Israel as a state that does not give in to threats, we should have left the detectors. Unfortunately the Cabinet made a different decision that differs from this position and majority rules, that's how democracy works,” Rabbi Ben-Dahan told Arutz Sheva.

Paleostinians: Thousands attend Temple Mount terrorists' funerals Some 10,000 mourners from Umm al-Fahm take part in the funerals of the three Temple Mount terrorists, shooting fireworks and praising the young men as 'martyrs' and 'heroes.' Ynet|Published: 27.07.17 , 10:32 Some 10,000 residents of Umm al-Fahm took part in the funerals of the three terrorists who carried out the Temple Mount shooting attack earlier this month, with attendees greeting the bodies with shouts of joy and fireworks while praising the young men as "martyrs" and "heroes." Follow Ynetnews on Facebook and Twitter On Wednesday, the High Court ruled that the bodies of Muhammad Ahmad Muhammad Jabarin, 29, Muhammad Hamed Abed al-Atif Jabarin, 19, and Muhammad Ahmad Mafdel Jabarin, 19, were to be returned to their families after they were shot dead while carrying out the attack that claimed the lives of two police officers.

Movie releases reflect growing German ambivalence towards refugees Last year the biggest summer film release was a feel-good comedy about a refugee living with a German family. This year the theme is still refugees, but the mood is much darker. The biggest grossing German movie last year was a fizzy feel-good summer comedy about the country's refugee influx, "Welcome to the Hartmanns". Just a year on, German screens are darkening with "Club Europa", a sobering take on the challenges and dilemmas in the newcomers' integration that mirrors a growing national sense of ambivalence. The new movie by 32-year-old Franziska Hoenisch, to be broadcast on public television ZDF on Thursday, tells the story of a group of young Berlin flatmates who decide to take in a refugee from Cameroon named Samuel.

Iran poised to launch rocket into space, as North Korea readies another missile test, US officials say By Lucas Tomlinson Published July 26, 2017 Fox News NOW PLAYING US intel community warns of rocket launch from Iran Close Two enemies of America are poised for upcoming rocket launches, two senior U.S. officials told Fox News, with another North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile launch expected as soon as Wednesday night and Iran on the verge of sending its own vehicle into space. Iran's Simorgh space-launch vehicle is believed to be carrying a satellite, marking the second time in more than a year that Tehran has attempted to put an operational satellite into orbit -- something the Islamic Republic has never done successfully, according to one of the officials who has not authorized to discuss a confidential assessment.

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