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"Now you dwellers in Jerusalem and people of Judah, judge between me and my vineyard.
4 What more could have been done for my vineyard than I have done for it?
When I looked for good grapes, why did it yield only bad?
5 Now I will tell you what I am going to do to my vineyard:
I will take away its hedge, and it will be destroyed;
I will break down its wall, and it will be trampled.
6 I will make it a wasteland, neither pruned nor cultivated, and briers and thorns will grow there.
I will command the clouds not to rain on it."
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Be ever hearing,
but never understanding;
Be ever seeing.
But never percieving.
Make the heart of these
people, Calloused;
Make their ears dull,
and close their eyes.
Otherwise they might
see with their eyes,
hear with their ears,
understand with their hearts.
And turn and be healed.

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For the Vineyard of the Lord.....
is the house of Israel,
and the people of Judah
are his pleasant planting;
he expects Justice,
but sees bloodshed;
righteousness;
but heard a cry.

Isaiah 5:7

LONDON — In a rare move by a friendly government, Britain expelled an Israeli diplomat on Tuesday to rebuke the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for what it says wasthe fraudulent use of a dozen fake British passports in the assassination of a Hamas official in a Dubai hotel earlier this year.

March 23, 2010

David Miliband, the British foreign secretary, said there were "compelling reasons" suggesting that Israel was behind the misuse of the British passports and called Israel's actions "intolerable."

"The fact that this was done by a friendly country only adds insult to injury," he said in remarks to the House of Commons. "The actions in this case are completely unacceptable and they must stop."

A host of other lawmakers used even harsher language to excoriate Israel on the floor of Parliament, calling for the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador, urging criminal prosecution of those involved and going so far as to say that Israel was becoming a "rogue state."

The British decision to expel the diplomat is a new turn in Israel's recent frictions with its closest Western allies. Earlier this month, the Netanyahu government announced 1,600 new Jewish housing units in East Jerusalem, embarrassing Vice President Joseph R. Biden as he visited Israel and eliciting a furious American reaction.

The Israeli government was shaken by the expulsion but chose to issue only a curt official expression of regret and to take no countermeasures against Britain, top officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were unauthorized to talk publicly.

"The relationship between Israel and Britain is mutually important," Yigal Palmor, the foreign ministry spokesman,
said by way of official reaction. "We therefore regret the British decision." Other officials suggested, however,
that Britain should have let the issue of the forged passports die quietly out of friendship and the shared goal of fighting radical Islam. The fact that it chose to pursue the case and to take the very public step of expelling
a member of the Israeli diplomatic mission in London showed ill will, they said.

In his remarks, Mr. Miliband refused calls from British lawmakers to identify the expelled Israeli official by name
or title, or to say how he was connected with the faked passports. But he said that "a state intelligence service"
was most likely behind the forgeries, an apparent reference to the Mossad, Israel's spy agency.

British news reports speculated that the diplomat being ordered to leave was the London station chief of Mossad,
Israel's overseas spy agency.

Officials in Dubai have accused Mossad of being behind the Jan 20 slaying of the Hamas operative, Mahmoud al-Mabhouh,
in a luxury hotel room there.The Dubai officials say they have identified at least 26 suspects of a suspected Israeli
hit squad that traveled to Dubai on fake identities and forged British, Irish, French, German and Australian passports.
Interpol has issued a wanted list of 27 people in connection with the slaying.

Israel has neither confirmed nor denied involvement in Mr. Mabhouh's killing, but Israeli officials have described the
slain Palestinian as an important figure in Hamas terrorist operations against Israel, and said that he was deeply
involved in smuggling arms for the Hamas government in Gaza.

On Tuesday, the Israeli foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, told reporters in Brussels that Israel had been presented
with no concrete proof regarding its connection to the forged passports, but he did not go so far as to deny Israel's role.

The government of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher ordered the expulsion of a Mossad agent, Arie Regev,
in 1988 after he was linked to a double-agent operation run by the spy agency in Britain that involved a Jerusalem-born
Palestinian conducting covert surveillance on behalf of Mossad. That case, too, involved a Mossad undercover operation
that was suspected of planning the assassination of a suspected Palestinian hit man who had been active in Britain.

Mr. Miliband, himself the son of Jewish immigrants, emphasized the importance of relations between Israel and Britain
on Tuesday and said the uproar over the forged passports should not be used to weaken ties between the two countries.
Officials at 10 Downing Street said that Israel's ambassador to Britain, Ron Prosor, met Monday with Peter Ricketts,
the permanent secretary at the Foreign Office and Britain's senior diplomat, to discuss the case. Israel's Foreign
Ministry declined to provide details of the talks.

News reports quoting British officials since the Dubai killing have said that at least 15 of the names used by those
involved in Mr. Mabhouh's killing matched those of Israeli citizens who are dual nationals of Western countries —
including eight Israeli-British dual nationals. All have denied involvement, saying their identities were apparently stolen.
On Tuesday, three of the victims r