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MK Danny Danon

Shana Tova

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MK Danny Danon wishes you Shana Tova U'Metuka.

Watch the Shana Tova video on YouTube.

 

Deal with Gaza first

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Once again, we are getting ahead of ourselves by trying to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict before the Palestinian-Palestinian conflict is addressed.

Article by MK Danny Danon, published on Jerusalem Post 6.9.2010
 
The murder of four innocent Israeli citizens by Palestinian terrorists near Hebron, and the attack near Ramallah in which two more were wounded, have proven that PA President Mahmoud Abbas does not have the ability to rein in terror. Once again, we are getting ahead of ourselves by trying to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict before the Palestinian-Palestinian conflict has been properly addressed.
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MK Danon to PM: Tell Us Your Red Lines

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arutz7MK Danny Danon (Likud) has asked Netanyahu to inform the public what his guiding principles will be in the upcoming negotiations.


"In view of your justified decision to personally lead the negotiations,” Danon wrote his party leader, “it is proper and correct to reveal to the citizens of Israel – and to the nationalist camp amongst them – the principles of the negotiations from the Israeli side.”

Danon listed five questions which are on the public's mind and for which answers are needed, in his opinion.

1. Why don't you demand, as a threshold condition, the recognition by the Palestinians of the right of the Jewish people to the State of Israel with its capital in Jerusalem?

2. How do you intend to deal with the fact that the Palestinians do not have one leadership, but two – Hamas in Gaza and the Palestinian Authority in Judea and Samaria?

3. Why does the international community demand that Israel carry out dozens of gestures in order to begin the negotiations, and why is the treatment of Gilad Shalit absent from these demands?

4. What are your red lines in entering negotiations?

5. What do you intend to do if you are presented with another demand to freeze construction in Judea and Samaria?

Danon advises Netanyahu that presenting his views to the public “will assist in safeguarding the vital interests of Israel and will bolster the feeling of trust that Israeli citizens have in their leadership.”

The full article by Gil Ronen on israelnationalnews.com

 

Knesset's deputy speaker visits Miami

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danon_miamiLast week, Danon visited Miami-Dade County to speak to community leaders about these issues and asked for their support as the end of the building freeze approaches on Sept. 26.

"The prime minister promised me that on Sept. 26 we will continue to build and I know there will be pressure coming from other directions, from within the government and from the outside and I put a lot of effort to make sure the building continues because I think it was a wrong decision to put the freeze," he said. "We did not receive anything in exchange and when the freeze is over, we will see the pressure to extend it."

"They [local leaders] would like to see more dialogue and a connection with Israel," he added. "There's also a very strong Israeli community that's reviving in Miami. I also think there is more openness here to the Likud ideals that I represent."

Jonathan Daniels, Danon's senior advisor, also feels that he was well-received in Miami.

"Danny does a lot of work with the Jewish people and some of the Christian people," Daniels added. "He's very well-received among the different communities. He does a lot of important work and he spreads the important message of Israel and that message is getting more involved in Israel."

The full article by Sergio Carmona at sun-sentinel.com

 

"Promises are meant to be kept"

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ynet_25082010Knesset Member Danny Danon, who is spearheading the Likud's fight against the building moratorium, said, "Netanyahu cannot rely on Meridor and Barak for his coalition to survive. We must remember this and remember what the Likud's position is."

Members of the Likud's "right wing" have decided to hold a protest rally while Netanyahu is in Washington. Several senior Likud and Knesset members are expected to take part in it.

[Click here for the September 26th event details]

Published on Ynet News, 08.24.10

 

 

Join World Likud on September 1st!

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Join World Likud in a Rosh Hashanah toast on the 1st of September at 19:00 at the Eshel Hashomron Hotel.

Many members of the Government and the Knesset will be in attendance.

There will be buses leaving from both Tel-Aviv and Jerusalem.

Everyone is welcome, for more details please contact the World Likud Headquarters by either e-mail at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  or by phone at 03-6295017.

MK Danny Danon, World Likud Chairman

הזמנה להרמת כוסית בראש השנה

 

Building in Judea & Samaria will begin at exactly 6:06 P.M.

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clockOn September 26th, the building freeze in the settlements will end at exactly 6:06 p.m. Likud MK Danny Danon says the second this time is reached, they will break ground in Judea and Samaria. He will not allow the opponents to extend the freeze any longer than they already have.

Danon told the Jerusalem Post that "opponents of the freeze are alreadyplanning a large ceremony in Samaria for that moment, complete with tractors that will break ground for new homes."

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Support Judea & Samaria

On September 26th, the building freeze in the settlements will end. The second this time is reached the pioneers will break ground in Judea and Samaria.

Everyone is invited to join World Likud to show your support for the pioneers of Judea & Samaria.

When: September 26th, 2010

Where: Judea & Samaria
transportation will be available by bus from all over Israel)

Who: Everyone is invited

For more information, call us at 972-3-6295017.