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Violent protests that were sparked by the arrest of chareidi females by IDF authorities continues on Monday afternoon, evening and according to a Jerusalem police spokesman, throughout the night.
Police on Tuesday morning 19 Teves report that there were violent protests at Kikar Shabbos, Bar Ilan Junction and nearby streets throughout the night involving hundreds of chareidim.
Protestors hurled rocks and other objects at police, set garbage receptacles ablaze and tried blocking streets. Three policemen were lightly injured, treated on the scene. Three protestors, including a minor, were arrested and arraigned on Tuesday.
Some of the photos are from the early evening (Monday) as clearly they are taken before sundown.
(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem/Photo Credit: הערשי פרלמוטר – חדשות 24 )
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8 Responses
Why should the city replace burned garbage receptacles? Apparently, the residents of those neighborhoods do not need them, so let them live in their own refuse.
Rock throwers should be jailed, or shot at, if they actually aim at people, since rocks kill. Ask the family whose father was murdered by Palestinian rock throwers.
Peaceful demonstrations are people’s freedom of expression. Violent ones are nothing more than riots, and both the participants and the organizers should be prosecuted.
Too bad these people don’t have to show up to work in the morning, and have too much free time on their hands.
חמשה נשים?! The entire Israel wrongly uses feminine numbers when referring to masculine nouns – e.g. שתי ילדים – and now we have a sign that corrects that misuse by using a masculine number for a feminine noun!
And what is a בת האסורים?
#1 If that’s the way to get the chareidi girl out of the clutches of the Shmad army, that’s how it’ll continue. And by the way, she was released.
Regarding throwing stones, most of the time there are no stones thrown unless there are secular provocateurs impersonating as Chareidim. They’re the ones throwing stones and garbage. Recently people witnessed a woman police officer stuffing a stone in a pocket of a hand-cuffed chareidi. So don’t take everything face value even though it’s reported on YW. These reports are taken from anti-chareidi sites.
#1: You might as well say it openly: The Jews, er, the Chareidim, are our misfortune!”
LET OUR CHAREIDI GIRLES GO HOME, LEAVE THEM ALONE, YOU RULING THUGS!
LET MY PEOPLE GO, TO SERVEE ME- says HASHEM! (AND NOT YOU)
Signor Marcco, if you don’t understand what’s at stake here perhaps you have more in common with Marco Polo than with Toras Moshe. A supposedly Jewish gov’t arresting women is a severe violation of Kedushas Yisroel and must be fought by all means just like our holy ancestors fought the Greek Hellenists who decreed the infamous decree “lehegmon techila”
Just sign exemptions