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Ben Gvir, of course is not my cup of tea, to say the least, but he is right about this.
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Minister Wasserlauf: “Ben Gvir did well to demand that the discriminatory behavior of the police be investigated”
News 0404, 09/02/2023
The Minister for the Development of the Negev and the Galilee and National Resilience Yitzhak Wasserlauf, commented this evening (Thursday) on the performance of the police during the leftist demonstrations and said: “It is not possible to have a policy of where and where”.
“It is not possible for the police to use a heavy hand in demonstrations by right-wing activists and ultra-Orthodox, and in demonstrations by anarchists who disrupt the daily routine of all the residents of Jerusalem, they will act with silk gloves,” Wasserlauf added.
The minister completely backed up minister Ben Gvir and said: “He did well to demand that the discriminatory behavior of the police be investigated tonight.”
Hiddush?
The zionists have always regard frum Jews as “unser Unglück”. How do you expect them to react?
Perhaps the religious zionists/modern Orthodox are shocked that the secular zionist establishment includes them in the group whose existence is seen as a national misfortune (cf: assimilated German Jews were genuinely surprised that the Nazis didn’t like them even though they looked, acted, and thought like normal Germans).
The Palestinian terrorists are a nuisance. The continued existence of Torah-oriented Jews is an existential threat to the zionist project.
Akuperma,
Are you still spewing that decades old drivel? Those days are long gone. All the “Zionists” want is for the Charedim to pull their own weight & contribute their fair share for the betterment of all of Israel.I am less familiar with Israeli demonstrators, but in the US context, wherever there is a group complaining about double standards from police – they might be right, but they should not have been doing what they were doing in the first place.
Kuvult, who says it’s a good idea to see a haredi in tzava even mishmar-bitachon wise. Think about how it can be abused by the enemy.
Chareidim shouldn’t be out protesting at all. If they have that much extra time, they should be in the beis medrash, or in the IDF.
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