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I was very distressed to see the size of the riots and especially the number of children involved, where is the chinuch?.
A “riot” in Israel usually means burning the garbage and blocking streets. Anywhere else that would be considered a peaceful protest using civil disobedience.
CS: I wasn’t referring to the highly unusual burning of a bus. Bus burnings are hardly a regular occurrence. According to YWN that protest had outsiders who aren’t chareidim or even Frum come to Bnei Brak to stir up trouble.
I was in Me’ah She’arim yesterday and saw some of the disturbances. They have become somewhat routine. It’s nice to see that modern-day yidden, some of the most machmir elements of Jewish society, support dumpster fires, blocking streets, wasting hours of other people’s time, and endangering their health by not wearing masks . This is true yiras shamayim and needs to be reported widely, if only to publicize how good Jews behave.
The clips aren’t necessarily representative.
The problem is the Haradia do not want the Choloni telling them what to do. With the yeshivas shut down the everyones in the street and it’s very easy for a cop to provoke the masses and create a riot.
You can’t enforce the law by force people must want to obey the law and when it comes to covid I think the government is losing the battle for people’s hearts and mind
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