UNESCO says Jerusalem dig not damaging Temple Mount

This should shut up the muzbots but it won't, because they need Jewish blood spilt in order to thrive. From JPost:

The UNESCO report on the controversial Antiquities Authority excavation near the Temple Mount has concluded that it is not damaging the holy site. Nevertheless, the report calls on Israel to suspend the dig to allow for international observation, Israeli officials said on Tuesday.

The report is expected to be presented to UNESCO's director-general, Koichiro Matsuura, on Wednesday.

The report, which was compiled by a four-member team that visited the site last month, finds that the excavation was being done with complete transparency, and in no way damages the Temple Mount, according to Israeli officials.

It's very dissappointing to read that Israel, a legitimate and sovereign nation, believes it needs to answer to a Muslim-infested Jew-hating party of international observers, but then again, what would the global community do if Jews weren't available as scapegoats and whipping posts ? I guess they'd have to scapegoat and turn on each other, and boy wouldn't that be a bloodbath, considering how the Brits, the Scots, the French, the Gauls, the Germans, and the Romans did already do that by waging war against each other for centuries. Imagine... a world without a blood-thirsty Europe. Just imagine. And Europeans have the hypocritical gall to point a finger at Israel? What a phucking joke.

UNESCO Experts Tour Controversial Jerusalem Dig

As if the Jew-hating UN's opinion would influence Jew-hating Muslims. It's a joke, really. From UNESCO Experts Tour Controversial Jerusalem Dig:

Four experts from UNESCO toured on Wednesday an Israeli archaeological excavation that Muslims fear could damage Islam's holiest site in Jerusalem. Israeli archaeologists began what they called a "rescue excavation" at the site on Feb. 7 to salvage artifacts before planned
construction of a walkway leading up to the complex, where the two biblical Jewish Temples once stood. Israeli Antiquities Authority spokeswoman Osnat Goaz said Israel invited the group as part of its efforts to display "full transparency" over the dig.