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AddReply(369053,"Terrorists","Moiche Skikne","Johannesburg","12/07/08","Israel should NOT release terrorists! Is Olmert Mad?\nThey ought to be castrated and emasculated. That way they will be neutral!!!");
AddReply(367082,"ITS THE VAAD","Scott","","12/02/08","These idiots that have the Vaad deserve to be thrown out of their homes. If you wont allow Jews to move in, Hashem says Ill throw you out and let the Arabs move in! Its obvious the YESHA leadership is soo stupid. ");
AddReply(365685,"investing in yehuda/shomron","ariela ben-eliezer","shilo","11/27/08","dear gary, thanks for your wonderful words of support. when are you going to join us???");
AddReply(365456,"vaad klita","david","kiryat sefer","11/26/08","the slow growth of most yishuvim is not related their having acceptance committees; even large cities like modiin ilit and beitar illit (the 2 largest settlements) have vaadot klita; while some smaller ones do not. The fact is that for many years there was a dearth of potential settlers.  Today the problem is more a reluctance on the part of the government to approve construction over the green line.");
AddReply(365402,"Investing in Yesha","Amir","Toronto","11/26/08","It would be useful if Mr. Bainerman provided some web links to invest in various areas of Yesha\'s economy. I am particularly interested in real estate.  samaria-ci@hotmail.com");
AddReply(365370,"G-d will bless all of His Remnant","Gary","Monterey, CA","11/26/08","who invest money and effort into Judea and Samaria.  May millions of Jews come to the Holy soon.  The Mashiach is coming.");
AddReply(365367,"investment","Uri Hirsch","Netanya","11/26/08","If I had the capital I would invest there in many different areas.");
AddReply(365366,"Joel, there\'s something you haven\'t mentioned","","Samaria","11/26/08","You didn\'t mention that the largest settlements are those closest to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The more out-lying settlements do not grow as quickly because of logistics. They are farther away from centers of employment and just about everything else other than hills.  Please correct me if this isn\'t correct: most if not all of the now large settlements, some of which are true cities, had absorption committees when they were small. The larger settlements can handle diversity that he smaller ones can\'t.\nImprovement of the economy in the urban centers is not the only consideration for the survival of Judea and Samaria. We must encourage the growth of the small out-lying settlement so that they will be harder to destroy. Would the settlements in northern Samaria have been destroyed if they were the size of Ma\'alei Adumim or Ariel?");
AddReply(365277,"Investing in Yesha is a win win situation.","Hezy","Jerusalem","11/26/08","");
AddReply(365275,"the vaad klitahs are not the problem","Y","Nitzan","11/26/08","It\'s not the vaad klitahs that restrict growth in the religious zionist towns of Yesh - it\'s the government of Israel.  You\'re blaming the victim.  The religous-zionist towns are generally outside the settlement \"blocks\" and far from the green line - thus they\'re in line to be destroyed under the roadmap plan inorder to give the arabs a geographically contiguous state (G-d forbid).  All buiding permits in Yesh must be approved by the defense ministry - free market economy isn\'t the only determinent of Jewish growth.");

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