Efrat settlement

The ceremony was opened by Rabbi Leo Dee, who has lost his wife Lucy and his two daughters Maia and Rina in a brutal shooting attack this past Passover.

When the bullets of the terrorists pierced the pure hearts of Maia, Rina and Lucy Dee, they had hoped to pierce our hearts as well. They didn’t understand that we as a people are unstoppable.

SOCIAL AFFAIRS: Efrat has a population of 13,500. An estimated 50%-60% of residents are native English-speakers. After the terror attack, the community leapt into action.

It only took about an hour after Rabbi Dee's speech before the hashtag #DeesDay started picking up on social media platforms.

The Dee sisters were murdered in a terror attack on Friday morning, and their mother still remains in critical condition.

See no evil: In what universe is there a moral equivalency between ramming a vehicle into people standing at a bus stop and a young person losing his life in a crossfire with terrorists?

While the land would reportedly double the size of Efrat, Palestinians are concerned it would block future development of Bethlehem.

The girl, who was a resident of Efrat, had last been seen in the afternoon that day shortly after she left her house.

15 rabbis signed a letter of protest after the Efrat municipality released a survey on a variety of LGBT issues and topics.

“This is the first time the issue of land allocation [in the West Bank] is being brought to trial,” the left-wing NGO Peace Now stated.