This morning the Palestinians uncovered graffiti written by Israeli invaders on the walls of their houses in Beit Anina, in occupied East Jerusalem, and announced the arrival of the "King of the Messiah" and provoked Rabbi Kocher, next to the logo of the Chabad Messiah. The slogans are Messianic declarations, and when they are painted on Palestinian houses they function as a territorial claim and a message of intimidation, one that tells the inhabitants that the land is intended for the followers of the Messiah.

This morning the Palestinians uncovered graffiti written by Israeli invaders on the walls of their houses in Beit Anina, in occupied East Jerusalem, and announced the arrival of the "King of the Messiah" and provoked Rabbi Kocher, next to the logo of the Chabad Messiah. The slogans are Messianic declarations, and when they are painted on Palestinian houses they function as a territorial claim and a message of intimidation, one that tells the inhabitants that the land is intended for the followers of the Messiah.