Most of the millions of dollars that Moskowitz has contributed to the settlement movement have been earmarked for religious schools that are at the centre of community life. Moskowitz and foundations controlled by him have since the 1967 Arab-Israeli war secretly purchased -- often at highly inflated prices -- Arab homes in and around East Jerusalem with the apparent intent of eventually moving in the most militant factions of the settler movement. ”Moskowitz is not supporting the people who sit and study; he funds those that are ideologically mobilised, whose students are prepared at any moment to take part in protests and demonstrations, and who think it is their right to uproot olive trees on Arab land, overturn vegetable stands in Arab markets and https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.us.thinkdiag.pl wreak havoc,'' added Beliak. Its contribution to AEI, for example, funded the work of David Wurmser, whose 1999 AEI book, 'Tyranny's Ally', argued that the ouster of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein was the key to remaking the Arab Middle East.