Yaakov Teitel’s weapons’ cache.
Photo: Shin Bet Israel Security Agency

With criminals literally in complete control of the government, how are they expected to control those that are still on the loose? Under the Law of Return, any Jew can move to Israel and become a citizen automatically. ANY JEW! There have been exceptions to that rule, but in most cases the process works smoothly once the individual verifies his ‘roots’.

Under this ‘Law’, we have seen the admittance of some of the lowest forms of humanity, these included kahane and goldstein.  Another newcomer sits as Israel’s Foreign Minister, still another sits in a Paris prison as I write this.

We have recently witnessed a number of Government Ministers cancel trips abroad for fear they would be prosecuted as war criminals. This is the reality of the State of Israel, it is a state that is under the control of criminals. Just what are they expected to do?

The following two reports deal with the latest incident…. just one more of many…..

Was Teitel’s criminal record screened before his aliya?

As the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) and Israel Police announced Sunday the arrest of US immigrant Ya’acov Teitel, 37, on suspicion of deadly terror shootings and bombings spanning over a decade, the question was once again raised as to whether the authorities need to more carefully check the backgrounds of potential immigrants.

According to the Israeli authorities, the former Florida resident was known to the US authorities and wanted for his alleged involvement in violent crimes there, prior to his aliya in 2000.

Despite this suspicious past, neither the Interior Ministry nor the Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI) could confirm Sunday whether there had been knowledge of Teitel’s alleged crimes abroad before he was allowed to immigrate.

A spokesman for JAFI did say, however, that potential olim coming from the West are asked only to declare whether they have a criminal record, but are not required to produce police documents proving or disproving this fact.

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