OUTRAGES?! Violence in Jerusalem

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  • #650544
    gavra_at_work
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    oomis:

    Baseball (or any sport) is Assur in EY

    #650545
    cantoresq
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    At the rate things are going, it isn’t long before the chareidim turn on themselves.

    #650546
    Jothar
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    There is a picture of the kid available on another Jewish news website. The kid is gaunt and emaciated. This is a case of pikuach nefesh. Clearly something is wrong. When it comes to saving Jewish lives, I would tend to side with the government (and I’m no Zionist). Same thing with the baby death case from a while ago.

    #650547

    bein_hasdorim – you are right – we are not Goyim & we Shouldn’t act like them!!! But, the one thing is clear – there is a Yiddishe lady locked up in jail. She either is innocent & the story is made up or she is unwell. But, either way – she shouldn’t be locked up like a criminal. So, untill they let her out of jail – the protests must continue.

    #650548
    Joseph
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    Jothar: The government is responsible for the loss of more Jewish lives than it will ever portend to save. The child being sick is not in dispute. That the child should be appropriately medically treated is not in dispute either. The false incarceration of the innocent mother is what the protest is about. You can treat the child without jailing the Yiddishe mother.

    #650549
    squeak
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    Joseph, I’ll tell you what would be kangaroo justice (besides for the NYC traffic court system). If the law of the land were relaxed when the accused belonged to a certain group, that would be kangaroo justice. Just because a person belongs to a certain clan, they cannot be exempted from the rules that govern all citizens of the country, even if the clan promises to discipline and resolve the problem internally.

    By what reasoning should this mother be treated any differently from any other mother suspected of abusing her child? She is not being singled out for any unusual discipline.

    #650550
    Joseph
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    squeak: Agreed. She shouldn’t. Who is accusing her? Jackbooted zionists and their media enablers. If there are real allegations, we have a system of justice. Its called the Torah. And Beis Din. Throwing a mother in prison, before even being tried, is a crime.

    #650551
    Pashuteh Yid
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    Unfortunately, I believe the chareidi leaders are not saying anything because they are beginning to realize that all these years of preaching verbal violence against the state has created a major monster that is now out of control. They can’t suddenly tell their followers to respect and trust the judgment of the state in this matter, as it will go against everything they have taught until now. But they don’t want to be seen as instigating violence because of the backlash by many frum parents who send their kids to Israel and financially support their schools. So the best approach here is the wise approach of the ostrich–stick one’s head in the sand.

    Mark my words, I believe that we are seeing the anti-zionist movement self-destruct and crumble right here before our very eyes. They have now publicly made themselves out to be so backwards, primitive and cruel as to support a child abuser against a benevolent (even to them) and charitable hospital, that nobody can take them seriously any more. They have become the laughingstock of Judaism. It was a movement that was born in sinas chinam and sheker, and has now found its fitting end in more sinas chinam and more sheker. Rest in Peace.

    #650552
    cantoresq
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    Rabbosai, when my child has a temper tantrum, I put him/her in her room and let him/her have a good tantrum. The key is to isolate him/her so s/he doesn’t get any attention during the meltdown. That is the only way to put an end to it. The same should be done in Jerusalem. I think the police should cease trying to stop the rioting. Rather all efforts should be made to contain them to chareidi neighborhoods, like Meah Shearim, Geulah etc. I’d put tanks at the entrances of those neighborhoods. Anyone who wishes to enter may, but no one leaves until the tanks do. The tanks don’t leave until calm is restored. Until then, the beheimes, hooligans, hoodlums, OTD kids, fringe elements, call it what you want, can burn whatever they want and destroy anything they wish. But the neighborhood, as a whole will bear the consequences of it. The rest of Jerusalem can return to their normal lives and not be further burdened by a chareidi temper tantrum. Once the violence stops for three days, the tanks will leave, and the cleanup can begin.

    #650553

    Joseph’s posts here –

    “Joseph, so what is their legal process? Kangaroo ‘justice’.”

    “squeak: Agreed. She shouldn’t. Who is accusing her? Jackbooted zionists and their media enablers. If there are real allegations, we have a system of justice. Its called the Torah. And Beis Din. Throwing a mother in prison, before even being tried, is a crime.”

    You obviously have little appreciation for ‘gray’ – the responses here indicate that you live in a black and white world, which it most certainly is not. How can you even entertain the idea that the court system is filled with kangaroo justice. That is possibly the most ignorant, boorish belief that I’ve ever heard. Israel isn’t the USSR, Saddam’s Iraq, Islamic Iran, North Korea, or China. It’s a civilized country with a civilized court system. I’d find it hard to deny that there may be bias, but not in the least enough to label a system as “kangaroo.”

    Second, let’s say you do believe that all “zionists” will instinctively seek to villify a chareidi, how does that answer the original poster’s question? How does that justify the massive chillul Hashem being perpetrated by the protesters? Massive chillul Hashem it most certainly is; I’ve found myself fielding questions from incredulous co-workers. How does it justify violent rioting? Why does this always occur in Israel and not in the US? When Satmar chassidim in Williamsburg deem a practice (say, opening a bike lane) offensive to their sensibilities, they go about their business in a CIVILIZED manner, going through legal, effective channels that civilly voice their objections – and that approach has a good record of working.

    Third – I take great offense at your description of “zionists” as jackbooted. I think you and the rest of us know very, very well what connotation that word carries, and it is disgusting, just DISGUSTING to refer to any Jew in that manner. It shows what kind of stark black and white world that you live in. I’d take greater care choosing your words very carefully.

    #650554
    Joseph
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    Indeed Israel is worse than the USSR, Saddam’s Iraq, Islamic Iran, North Korea, and China. It is an uncivilized country with an unjust court system.

    Calling them jackbooted is an understatement. They are murderous thugs who have no morals and will stoop to contently new lows in their fight against Jews and Judaism. They will leave no stone unturned in their fight against the Torah.

    #650555
    squeak
    Participant

    I already welcomed you back when you started posting again, but only now can I say it with full meaning –

    WELCOME BACK JOSEPH!!!!

    #650556
    SJSinNYC
    Member

    Joseph, if it turns out that the mother did indeed abuse her child and was taken away for the safety of both her child and family, what then? Then are the police correct in removing her from the situation in your opinion? Or would you prefer that she stay and harm the child more?

    I am not saying she is guilty. I don’t know enough about the situation.

    #650557
    Joseph
    Participant

    SJS: In your hypothetical, and the mother wasn’t well and abused her child, clearly the child and the mother should be separated. That does not mean a Jewish mother should be imprisoned prior to a just determination. The protests here are against the imprisonment of a Jewish mother, rather than against separation. (With the allegations hurled against her not credible itself.)

    #650558
    cantoresq
    Member

    I trust then, Joseph, that you will ever visit so vile a place as Medinat Yisrael. If that’s the case, I’m glad. Israel does not need the likes of you in her sacred domains.

    #650559
    Joseph
    Participant

    Incorrect cantoresq. Torah Jews preceded (and will succeed) the zionists in Eretz Yisroel. I love Eretz Yisroel. It is those that defile it (the zionists), that are reprehensible.

    #650560
    areivimzehlazeh
    Participant

    The verbal violence here (myself included) is really going to get us far

    #650561
    feivel
    Participant

    “place as Medinat Yisrael”

    you misunderstand, cantor, a most profound error.

    medinat Yisroel is not a “place”.

    there IS a place however. it is known as Eretz Yisroel

    it is the most holy place in the universe

    it is the land of Hashem

    it is the land of those who do Hashems Will, follow his Torah and his laws.

    #650562
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    cantoresq: Israel or Eretz Yisroel rather, is NOT defined by it’s non-religious

    government!!! It has been holy since it’s creation & will continue to be holy

    despite it’s corrupt, liberal, western idolization, self hating, Frei Government.

    Therefore going there does not show any attachment or condonation to it’s current Government. (Although I am aware of Satmar Rebbe Z”L Shitos on the matter)

    #650566
    WolfishMusings
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    ndeed Israel is worse than the USSR, Saddam’s Iraq, Islamic Iran, North Korea, and China. It is an uncivilized country with an unjust court system.

    There goes any credibility…

    Calling them jackbooted is an understatement.

    There goes any sensitivity for your fellow man…

    They are murderous thugs who have no morals

    There goes the issur of Loshon Horah…

    and will stoop to contently new lows in their fight against Jews and Judaism. They will leave no stone unturned in their fight against the Torah.

    There goes any connection to reality…

    The Wolf

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