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Duh Alert: Excavations not harmful

By Brian C. Ledbetter · Tuesday, March 13. 2007 15:03
Remember our previous story about the "controversy" surrounding a small excavation near the Temple Mount in Jerusalem? It turns out, after the fact, that it isn't such a big deal after all. (h/t PajamasMedia)

Of course, UNESCO could very well be in on the Evil Zionist Conspiracy...

;-)

Previously: here, here, and here.
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captainfish on 2007-03-14 00:25 #1
*Yes, but unfortunately, the UN still insists that work not happen until they get their professional observers there to ensure that nothing continues to happen. These guys will be fresh from the Lebanon border, so they will have plenty of experience.
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