That sounds ominous for all Israelis. Here you have a documented case of abuse of a group of Israeli citizens and only five MKs dare to speak out asking for a probe? Does anyone else in the country care? Apparently not. A video shows a protestor saying that they sought help from a neighboring settlement, but they were refused.

The settlers chose to first violate Israeli law by again building the illegal settlement and then refused a lawful oder by police to leave; responding instead by attacking the police with a deadly barrage of rocks. The police have in the past shot and killed Palestinian rock throwers citing the deadly threat that rocks pose to their lives, so the settlers should be thankful they are not Palestinians and only got shot with plastic bullets.

Stop attacking good and patriotic Jews!!! They are better Jews and Israelis than the people who order the attacks. Shame, shame, shame.

The land of Havat Gilad has been totally legally bought. All the permits have been received. What was missing is ONLY the signature of minister of defense, Barak. Almost ten years it's on his desk. This make it a political problem, not a legal one. Nevertheless, do you really belive that at 4 AM people are ready to throw rocks ?!?

B"H - The land in question is Jewish owned. The structures demolished were all temporary in nature, including a tent. Don't vote for these black-shirt thugs, please

Jews are violently attacked by police for the sole reason they are Jews and not Muslim. Who will protect Jews from Israel's police? Utterly horrifying. The police hate Jews as much as Muslim terrorists hate Jews. israelnationalnews: 'The Policeman Fired a Burst at Me, I was Full of Blood' Elyasaf Guri, who was wounded at Havat Gilad, told Arutz Sheva from his hospital bed at Shaarei Tzedek hospital: "[The police] walked in a straight row and simply started firing on us. We started running away and they continued." "They shot at us though we had done nothing. They fired at close range. The policeman ran to me and fired a burst at me. In the hands, the legs, and the back. I was full of blood." "They entered the synagogue in order to shoot. [The bullets] hit the floor. We couldn't move, everyone understood things had gotten out of control and then they threw a [stun] grenade at the synagogue. We felt helpless." http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/142594 Justice and HUMAN RIGHTS for Jews now!