A policeman in uniform that was heading to a minyan in Meah Shearim was attacked. The policeman had to call for assistance to extricate himself from the attack.
It would appear the presence of a person in an Israel Police uniform is sufficient reason for some to go on the offensive. In this case it was an officer simply looking to daven.
Israel Police officials told the media they view the attack against a uniformed policeman as very serious and they will do everything possible to apprehend the suspects responsible for the unprovoked assault.
(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem)
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These “yidden” should be arrested and thrown into jail for a long time.
This hurts me more than an attack by Arabs
Mi k’amcha yisroel! Kol hakavod. Beautiful kiddush Hashem. Its stories like this that show how we are an ohr lagoyim. Hopefully there were some meah shaarim kids watching so this mesorah can be passed down to the next dor.
I am just wondering, why did he walk into the Lions den?
I live next to Meah Shearim and I don’t know what minyan this officer went to but I am very ashamed that any Jew who came to a shul to daven would be treated like this.He can come to the shuls in our neighborhood and we’ll welcome him!
They should bust them! Whether or not the medina sots well with you or not is irrelevant! Yidden are never allowed to act in this way!
let’s see how many religious leaders from all religious groups decry this. when they need police help in Meah shearim who do they call, the PA?
I guess it would be Lashon Hara to say who attacked the officer, because it isn’t said who attacked him.
#1#2#3#7
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