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The misuse of the term "Hasbara" is antisemitic. So don't do it anymore. Also, the article is about new homes WITHIN unexpanded settlements. Hence no expansion. If you want to continue the conversation go to the main article.

What was omitted? For example: if someone says "He didn't have it." and you edit it this way: "He didn't have it." You have the opposite meaning. Lying about stuff like the expansion of settlements (there haven't been any new settlements for decades) and the Palestinian rejection of ALL agreements since the Oslo Accords, gives a false impression.

Oh, most of it. You know where they leave out the part about WHY there was an occupation in the first place and why it lasted as long as it did. Also, where they leave out the five or six times when the Palestinians deliberately kept the occupation going by refusing the land back.

They should have stuck with that for the whole episode.

They still omitted ALL the important parts.

I guess LWT has to give back that Peabody Award. The new show was demonstrably biased and false.

John's implicit antisemitism has long been known, but the lack of understanding and use of half-truths and deliberate omissions, such as WHY there was a six-day war (the public chortling by the Arabs over the genocide to come), or the fact that the first ten years of the occupation were due to the fact that the Arabs demanded it continue, or that Arafat backed out of a two-state solution before starting a war of aggression known as the second intifada and so on and so forth. I'm pretty sure that the official title here is incorrect, but it is accurate.

Is this really the SERIES FINALE?

Ooooooo! They're ending the season with a cliffhanger. I hope they have a new DA.

It seems that Baxter is going to be a bit of a villain or at least an asshole who is at war with his ADAs. It should be interesting.

Briscoe didn't actually GO...He was on L&O: Trial By Jury for a few episodes.

Just saw "Wish." it's terrible! it's clear that the heroine should have been the villain or at least the star thingie. Once about halfway through, the thing becomes an extremely predictable political polemic. The songs were mediocre as well. The only good joke is when the lamb discovers that he's a baritone.

Boy was everyone here wrong!

The original snake oil actually worked, but it was really hard to get so, there were lots of fakes.

He was there from the beginning, sort of, as a guest star who had a three-episode arc early in season one. They brought him back near the end of that season and he was a regular starting Season two.